very dangerous!!!!!
cats saliva contains pasturella and that can be fatal to a parrot,if it gets into a blood stream.Just a nick can do it.No matter,how “cute” it looks,please to do attempt this.
And I am not talking possible worse scenario either.

bird: what? I’m just minding my own bidness, just staring ahead, waiting for the bus… what is my claw up to? oh look! a cute kitty!!

That is the cutest thing in the world!

“I finks that parrot has IDEAS. Kitteh too yung for yu, birdie! :-O

Nana | Dec 31, 2008 at 07:55 PM”

I “finks” u r right Nana!
Birdie was checking out kitteh’s “receptivity”

I also think birdie is living life on the edge. Kitteh was lookin a little irritated!

I was waiting for a paw to push the claw down and a big nom on the birdie neck.

Theo – there has been some cleanup??

Darn it, I always miss all the good stuff!!

[Nah, I leave the good stuff up. - Ed.]

As a person who owns two parrots and dogs, I totally understand where the nuffers are coming from, which is a valid concern. The video to me is cute, and it’s obvious that there is close supervision when it comes to them together.

-But couldn’t the nuffing also be applied to an owner blow-drying their bird after a much enjoyed shower? Then there’d be nuffing about teflon in the dryer, which a responsible owner would ask the maker about.

And it could be applied to when I let my one eclectus run around on the floor. He loves to explore, and with two dogs? I watch them like hawks more so he doesn’t get stepped on. Our one dog keeps her space between them and the other could care less.

So it’s good to say “we don’t encourage this” but there are some days exceptions to the rules, but as said all depends on their relationships/bonds.

Oh boy, not to be nuffing, but that’s a male cockatoo and I wouldn’t trust them for ANYTHING. You can tell he’s a boy because of the size of the beak and the width of the forehead–or you can if you’re me and have seen a lot of them. Male ‘toos can be very sweet, but they can also be very aggressive. Depends on the bird and how hormonal they are.

True story, the male umbrella ‘too (just like this guy) BIT THROUGH THE EAR of one of our employees. She needed stitches. He jumped on her shoulder from a perch to do it, it wasn’t like he was sitting on her shoulder and got frightened. He was otherwise very sweet which only goes to show you can’t tell.

And parrots don’t always win, my kitty thinks my birds are the bestest toys ever, and I have to watch them like a hawk when I have my birds out. Most of the time I lock my kitty in the next room. Mind, this is with my conure trying to groom her or bite her tail and ears.

That is the weirdest video I’ve ever seen on the entire internet. I love birds; I’ve wanted one forever. Never, however, have I seen one do that. That is INSANE and adorable and excellent!

I tawt I taw a puddy tat? Dunno-that birdy looks like he’s gonna bust a move on the kit-tee.

AND, hey nuffers, please navigate to NUFFOVERLOAD.com and nuff the s%#t out of each other.

I wouldn’t worry about this birdy. The kitty obviously doesn’t see him as prey, but as an equal, and lucky for the kitty because the bird is bigger than he is!
Lets hope the bird doesn’t decide to bite the kitty.