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ASSOCIATES STONEFIELDSaturday, August 20, 2005
Parrot Behavioral Problems? Dr Vaughn recommends Liz Wilson.
If you are having behavioral problems with your parrot(s) such as excessive screaming, biting, or plucking, or you just want to know why your parrot acts so peculiarly - help is on the way!
Liz Wilson, internationally recognized expert parrot behavior consultant, is scheduled to be in Lexington, Kentucky, the second weekend of September. Many of you already know Liz from her monthly columns in Bird Talk. This is a rare opportunity for you to have a private consultation with her in person.
Liz is a certified veterinary technician who has been living and working with parrots for thirty-five years, with twenty years of experience specializing in avian and exotic animal nursing. Her current feathered companion is a 50+ year-old female blue and gold macaw named Sam, who has shared Liz's life for 30 years.
With prior training in elementary education and psychology, Liz began working with behavior in pet parrots 15 years ago. In the last several years, she has gained recognition internationally as a parrot behavior consultant, thanks to her lectures, seminars, freelance writing, and consultations with parrot owners. An experienced and entertaining speaker, she has done extensive lecturing with avian veterinary conferences, avicultural conferences, companion parrot conferences, and bird clubs both here and in Europe.
In addition to the "Parrot Psychology" column in Bird Talk, she has written or co-authored eight veterinary textbook chapters. In addition to her first book of article reprints, the Handbook of Avian Articles, <http://www3.upatsix.com/liz/book.html> she has just completed Volume II. Liz will have both books with her when she comes to Lexington.
Liz provides in-home behavior consultations in the Philadelphia area where she lives and in areas where she travels, and she also provides phone consultations with parrot owners all over the world. Until recently, when writing, lecturing, and consultations began taking too much of her time, she was an adjunct faculty member in the veterinary technician department in a local college, and she also worked extensively with wildlife rehabilitation for seven years.
You may schedule a private one-hour consultation with Liz by contacting Pennyroyal Small & Exotic Hospital at 859-277-4315 or docbzaff@aol.com. One hour consultations are $80 including a $40 non-refundable deposit, due at the time of reservation.
Reserve your time with Liz now; these one-hour appointments will be spoken for quickly.
If you are interest in doing a full consultation in-home with Liz (4 hours plus 4 months of unlimited follow-ups), please contact her directly at 215-946-5964 or at Lwilsoncvt@att.net.
If you are having behavioral problems with your parrot(s) such as excessive screaming, biting, or plucking, or you just want to know why your parrot acts so peculiarly - help is on the way!
Liz Wilson, internationally recognized expert parrot behavior consultant, is scheduled to be in Lexington, Kentucky, the second weekend of September. Many of you already know Liz from her monthly columns in Bird Talk. This is a rare opportunity for you to have a private consultation with her in person.
Liz is a certified veterinary technician who has been living and working with parrots for thirty-five years, with twenty years of experience specializing in avian and exotic animal nursing. Her current feathered companion is a 50+ year-old female blue and gold macaw named Sam, who has shared Liz's life for 30 years.
With prior training in elementary education and psychology, Liz began working with behavior in pet parrots 15 years ago. In the last several years, she has gained recognition internationally as a parrot behavior consultant, thanks to her lectures, seminars, freelance writing, and consultations with parrot owners. An experienced and entertaining speaker, she has done extensive lecturing with avian veterinary conferences, avicultural conferences, companion parrot conferences, and bird clubs both here and in Europe.
In addition to the "Parrot Psychology" column in Bird Talk, she has written or co-authored eight veterinary textbook chapters. In addition to her first book of article reprints, the Handbook of Avian Articles, <http://www3.upatsix.com/liz/book.html> she has just completed Volume II. Liz will have both books with her when she comes to Lexington.
Liz provides in-home behavior consultations in the Philadelphia area where she lives and in areas where she travels, and she also provides phone consultations with parrot owners all over the world. Until recently, when writing, lecturing, and consultations began taking too much of her time, she was an adjunct faculty member in the veterinary technician department in a local college, and she also worked extensively with wildlife rehabilitation for seven years.
You may schedule a private one-hour consultation with Liz by contacting Pennyroyal Small & Exotic Hospital at 859-277-4315 or docbzaff@aol.com. One hour consultations are $80 including a $40 non-refundable deposit, due at the time of reservation.
Reserve your time with Liz now; these one-hour appointments will be spoken for quickly.
If you are interest in doing a full consultation in-home with Liz (4 hours plus 4 months of unlimited follow-ups), please contact her directly at 215-946-5964 or at Lwilsoncvt@att.net.
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