African Grey Parrot For Sale
Our African Grey Parrot for sale represents the pinnacle of avian intelligence and companionship. As seen in the photo, this stunning bird features the classic charcoal-grey scalloped plumage and a vivid red tail characteristic of the Congo subspecies. Unlike wild-caught birds, our parrots are captive-bred and hand-fed from day one, ensuring they view humans as trusted flock members rather than threats.
Raising an African Grey requires patience and expertise, which is why we do not rush the weaning process. We keep our babies on a high-quality formula until they are eating solid foods independently and maintaining their weight. This extra time ensures you receive a confident fledgling that is not fearful of new environments or household noises.
Owning a Congo African Grey means gaining a roommate who actively participates in your life. They are famous for their cognitive abilities, often solving puzzles and mimicking sounds with startling accuracy. Whether perching on a play gym or riding on your shoulder, this bird thrives on interaction and mental challenges.
All Wings Aviary stands behind every bird we produce with a comprehensive health guarantee. We understand that buying a live animal is a significant commitment, so we provide lifetime support to help you navigate diet, training, and enrichment. Your new feathered friend arrives healthy, happy, and ready to start a decades-long journey with you.
Key Features And Benefits
• Exceptional Talking Ability — Capable of learning hundreds of words and using them in context, making them the best talking parrot species.
• DNA Sexed And Vet Checked — We provide official documentation confirming gender and health status before you buy.
• Fully Hand Raised — Raised in a home environment to ensure a tame, cuddly, and socialized temperament.
• Long Lifespan — With proper care, these birds live 40 to 60 years, offering a lifetime of loyal friendship.
• Stunning Appearance — Features beautiful grey scalloped feathers and a brilliant red tail, as shown in our photos.
Best Suited For
• Experienced bird owners who understand parrot body language
• Families ready for a long term commitment to a sensitive pet
• Individuals looking for a highly interactive talking bird
Care And Usage Notes
• Provide a large cage (minimum 24x24x36 inches) with varied perches to prevent foot sores.
• Feed a high quality pellet diet supplemented with fresh vegetables like kale and carrots.
• Schedule at least two hours of supervised out of cage time daily for social interaction.
Technical Specifications
• Species: Psittacus erithacus (Congo African Grey)
• Weight: 400 To 500 Grams
• Height: 12 To 14 Inches
• Temperament: Intelligent, observant, and affectionate
Why Buy From All Wings Aviary
• Every bird is DNA sexed, vet checked, and backed by a comprehensive health guarantee.
• Our parrots are hand raised by experienced breeders in a loving home environment.
• We offer safe, stress free nationwide shipping via trusted pet transport specialists.
• New owners receive lifetime support and expert guidance on care and training.
Frequently Asked Questions About African Grey Parrots
Is This African Grey Parrot Safe For My Family
Yes, our hand raised African Grey Parrots are safe and gentle companions for dedicated households. They thrive in calm environments where they receive daily interaction and mental stimulation from their trusted human caregivers. While they have strong beaks, a properly socialized bird rarely bites without cause.
What Size Of Cage Is Best For An African Grey
A minimum cage size of 24 by 24 by 36 inches is recommended for a Congo African Grey. Providing ample horizontal space allows them to stretch their wings and climb, which is essential for their physical and mental well being. Larger is always better if you have the room.
How Long Does An African Grey Parrot Live
African Grey Parrots typically live between 40 and 60 years with proper care. This long lifespan requires a permanent commitment, so potential owners should plan for the bird’s lifetime dietary, medical, and environmental needs. Many owners include their bird in their will to ensure future care.
How Do I Care For My New Parrot Properly
Start by offering a balanced diet of high quality pellets, fresh vegetables, and clean water daily. Ensure your bird gets at least two hours of supervised out of cage time and regular veterinary checkups to maintain optimal health. Rotate toys weekly to keep their intelligent minds engaged.
Do You Offer A Health Guarantee And Safe Shipping
Yes, we provide a comprehensive health guarantee and offer safe nationwide shipping for all our birds. We work with trusted pet transport specialists to ensure your parrot arrives healthy, stress free, and ready to bond with you. We also provide a care packet to help with the transition.
Amanda Lynn (verified owner) –
From the first email to the day we brought home Zelda, the team at AllWingsAviary treated us like family. They even sent a video of her playing before we committed! Zelda is now 6 months old, talks in full sentences (“Want a cracker, please!”), and greets us at the door. This wasn’t just a purchase—it was an adoption done right.
Brian Joseph Miller (verified owner) –
Bird is fantastic—healthy, vocal, and full of personality. However, the price jumped $300 between my initial inquiry and final confirmation without clear explanation. They were polite about it, but it felt a little bait-and-switch. That said, watching Atlas solve puzzle toys makes it hard to stay mad. Just be prepared for possible cost changes.
Linda Kaye (verified owner) –
After researching breeders for over a year, I’m so glad I chose AllWingsAviary. My African Gray, Winston, is 5 months old and already counting to three! The breeder, Sarah, answered every one of my nervous-new-bird-parent questions. Winston came with a small toy, a sample of his food, and a handwritten note. That kind of care matters.
Jessica Marie Reynolds (verified owner) –
We adopted our African Gray, Cosmo, two months ago, and he’s already the smartest (and sassiest!) member of the family. AllWingsAviary was professional from start to finish—sent health records, a care guide, and even checked in a week after we got him. Cosmo came calm, curious, and already saying “hello.” Couldn’t ask for a better experience.
Emily Suzanne Wallace (verified owner) –
I’ve owned parrots for 15 years, and this is the healthiest, best-socialized African Gray I’ve ever brought home. AllWingsAviary doesn’t just sell birds—they clearly raise them with love. Luna knew her name, stepped up on command, and wasn’t stressed during the transition. Highly recommend to anyone serious about responsible ownership.
Chloe Ann Mitchell (verified owner) –
As a first-time bird owner, I was nervous—but AllWingsAviary held my hand through the whole process. My African Gray, Juno, came with a “new parent” packet, vet records, and even a list of local avian vets. She’s thriving, loves music, and just said “I love you” unprompted last week. Still in awe.
Thomas Edward Wilson (verified owner) –
Great bird, great breeder. Neville is clever, calm, and already learning household sounds. Shipping was seamless—they coordinated with a pet-safe courier and sent real-time updates. Took off one star because the website doesn’t list current availability clearly; had to email three times to confirm Neville was still for sale.
Olivia Grace Hernandez (verified owner) –
I cried when I saw how happy and confident my new parrot, Sage, was when I picked her up. She hopped right onto my arm like we’d known each other forever. The breeder spent an hour with us going over diet, enrichment, and body language. You can tell these birds are raised with patience and respect. Worth every dollar.
Kevin Alan Brooks (verified owner) –
Our son has autism, and we got an African Gray hoping for a therapeutic companion. Milo has exceeded every expectation. Gentle, observant, and incredibly intuitive. AllWingsAviary asked thoughtful questions about our home life before approving the adoption—shows they care where their birds go. Only hiccup: the travel carrier was a bit small, but Milo was fine.
Daniel Michael Ruiz (verified owner) –
The bird (Kofi) is wonderful—bright, interactive, and already mimicking the microwave beep! But communication during the pickup process was a bit spotty. Had to follow up twice for flight details. Once we met the breeder in person, though, everything was smooth. Just wish the logistics were clearer upfront.