Hello dear friends!

I have a question on gas log burning fireplaces. You know, the kind where you don't burn real wood. I know, how icky is that but in Houston, TX we only get 3 or 4 cold days. poor us!!!! Anyway has anyone heard if they are harmful to birds? and also - Yesterday at Target I got Ruby's x'mas gift. Well one of them! ha! She'll probably get more gifts that my boys! lol I hope they aren't counting. Of course they already know I love her more! hahahaha
It is a stuffed blue and gold macaw that comes with a remote and sings and says 50 phrases and will learn new ones, etc. It is on sale now for 49.99.
It is just tooooooo cute! I may get some more now that I think of it for some of my friends kids. If I can afford them! ha

Thanks in advance!

Jessalyn and Ruby

Well, anything that burns is consuming oxygen and releasing carbon monoxide so, if I were you, I would not light it when the bird is in the room and would make sure I ventilate it before I bring the bird back in after burning.

Also not all gas log fireplaces are vented.

Thanks ya'll! Good advice. Tammy your birds are amazing! How do you manage so many? Ruby is about to do me in! lol
Jessalyn

Use of any gas fueled appliance should be well ventilated. I wouldn't use it even if we had natural gas down here. I even close my doors and windows if I am cutting the grass.

Thanks! They rolled in a couple at a time, and we just rolled with the punches LOL! I have a hubby who loves them as much as I do and works great hours and we have all morning from about 8am until around 3pm, with the birds together, then evenings a bit and all weekeend.

Nost are either rescues or rehomes, so life sure gets interesting around here LOL!