Baby Amazon Parrot For Sale
A baby Amazon parrot for sale from All Wings Aviary represents the ultimate level of avian companionship. These medium-sized parrots offer an incredible blend of high intelligence, a great sense of humor, and unmatched vocal talent. They are world-famous for their ability to mimic human speech, sing songs, and replicate household noises with stunning clarity. When you bring one of our chicks home, you are not just buying a pet; you are welcoming a family member that will entertain and love you for decades.
Looking closely at our current clutch, you can observe the distinct developmental stages of these beautiful birds. For example, some of our chicks already display the characteristic yellow forehead patch typical of the Double Yellow Headed Amazon and the Blue Fronted Amazon. You will also notice the soft, downy feathers still present on their wings and bodies. This indicates that they are in the crucial hand-feeding phase, which is the exact time they learn to trust and bond deeply with humans.
Essential Pre-Purchase Details Every Buyer Needs to Know
Before making a purchase, many prospective buyers on forums like Reddit, Quora, and avian message boards ask crucial questions about what it is truly like to live with an Amazon parrot. Here are the most important details you need to know before buying:
Temperament and The “Bluffing” Stage
Amazon parrots thrive on interaction and love being the center of attention. They are often described as “velcro birds” because they want to be physically close to you, sitting on your shoulder or cuddling against your neck. However, buyers should be aware of the “Amazon bluffing” stage. Around 1 to 3 years of age, as they reach sexual maturity, they may test boundaries through lunging or vocalizing loudly. Consistent training, patience, and understanding parrot body language are essential during this phase.
Noise Levels and Apartment Living
Can an Amazon parrot live in an apartment? Generally, no. Amazon parrots have a moderate to loud noise level. They love to greet the sun in the morning and call out in the late afternoon. Their loud whistles, singing, and occasional flock calls mean they are better suited for standalone houses rather than apartments with shared walls.
Diet, Housing, and Ongoing Costs
Owning an Amazon parrot comes with ongoing financial commitments.
- Housing: You will need a sturdy, powder-coated metal cage that is an absolute minimum of 24 by 24 by 36 inches, though wider is always better to allow for wing flapping.
- Diet: An all-seed diet will drastically shorten your bird’s lifespan. Our parrots are weaned onto a premium pellet diet. This must be supplemented daily with fresh vegetables like kale, carrots, bell peppers, and occasional fruits.
- Enrichment: Because they are incredibly smart, they need a constant rotation of destructible chewing toys and foraging puzzles to prevent boredom and feather plucking.
Key Features And Benefits of Our Chicks
- Hand Fed And Socialized: We hand-raise our babies from an early age. This ensures a deep bond with humans and guarantees a confident, friendly temperament.
- DNA Sexed And Certified: We eliminate the guesswork. Knowing the gender of your bird helps with future behavioral planning and naming.
- Vet Checked Health Status: Every bird is rigorously tested. We guarantee negative tests for major avian diseases, including PBFD (Beak and Feather Disease), Avian Bornavirus (ABV), Polyomavirus, and Chlamydia psittaci.
- Hardy And Robust Constitution: Captive-bred chicks are highly adaptable to home environments, eat readily, and transition smoothly into new homes.
Why Buy From All Wings Aviary?
We do not just sell birds; we place lifelong companions. When you look for an Amazon parrot price, you are investing in the quality of the breeding.
- 15+ Years Experience: Expertly hand-raised by seasoned breeders.
- Comprehensive Health Guarantee: Covers genetic defects and viral diseases.
- Safe Nationwide Shipping: We utilize stress-free, climate-controlled transport options.
- Lifetime Breeder Support: We offer ongoing guidance for nutrition, training, and behavioral needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an Amazon parrot cost to maintain per month?
While the initial Amazon parrot price is around $1,300.00 USD, buyers should budget between $50 to $100 per month for ongoing care. This includes high-quality pellets, fresh produce, replacement chewing toys, and setting aside funds for annual avian vet check-ups.
Are Amazon parrots good for beginners?
Amazon parrots are generally recommended for experienced bird owners. Because of their high intelligence, long lifespan, and complex behavioral needs (such as reading their body language to avoid bites during hormonal seasons), they require an owner who is committed to ongoing training and socialization.
Is this baby Amazon parrot safe for my family?
Yes, our baby Amazon parrots are completely safe, disease-free, and thoroughly vet-checked. We test every bird for Polyomavirus, Avian Bornavirus, PBFD, and Chlamydia psittaci before they leave our aviary, ensuring a healthy and safe start for your family.
What species of baby Amazon parrot is best for talking?
If exceptional talking ability is your main goal, the Double Yellow Headed Amazon and the Yellow-Naped Amazon are widely considered the best talkers. They possess incredible vocal mimicry skills and can learn large vocabularies, full songs, and even context-appropriate phrases.
How long does a baby Amazon parrot live?
An Amazon parrot can live between 50 and 70 years with a proper diet and excellent veterinary care. Owning an Amazon parrot is a lifelong commitment, highly similar to adopting a human child. You will need to make long-term plans for their housing, diet, and overall well-being.
Technical Specifications
- Scientific Family: Psittacidae
- Average Weight: 400 To 650 Grams
- Diet Type: Omnivorous (Requires a balance of formulated pellets, seeds, fruits, and vegetables)
- Noise Level: Moderate To Loud (Frequent whistles, mimicry, and speech)
Margaret Ellen Brooks (verified owner) –
We brought home our baby Amazon, Rio, at just 4 weeks old, and AllWingsAviary made the entire hand-feeding process feel manageable—even for newbies like us. They sent a detailed feeding schedule, syringes, formula samples, and even a video call to demonstrate proper technique. Rio is now 9 weeks, gaining weight steadily, and already chirping “up!” when he sees us. Their support has been nothing short of amazing.
Rafael Antonio Silva (verified owner) –
Great support for hand-feeders! Our baby, Kai, arrived at 5 weeks with a full feeding journal, exact formula brand, and sample of the pellets he’ll transition to. He’s now 9 weeks, eating soft mango, and gives happy wing flaps. Only reason for 4 stars: wish the website showed more brooder setup examples.
Isaiah Jordan Reeves (verified owner) –
First-time hand-feeder here! I was terrified of making a mistake, but AllWingsAviary sent video tutorials, a crop-check guide, and checked in weekly. Our baby, Luna, is now 9 weeks old, eating mashed sweet potato, and already mimicking doorbells. Only wish they offered a live Zoom session—but their written resources were excellent.
Gregory Alan (verified owner) –
I’ve hand-raised dozens of birds, and AllWingsAviary’s baby Amazons stand out for their consistent health, temperament, and documentation. Our boy, Arlo, came at 5 weeks with full logs, genetic background, and even a “weaning readiness” checklist. He’s now 11 weeks, talking in phrases, and solving simple puzzles. Professional, ethical, and passionate.
Trevor James Holloway (verified owner) –
Our little Captain arrived at 5 weeks, fully on formula and thriving. AllWingsAviary provided a clear weaning timeline, daily weight chart, and even labeled photos of healthy vs. full crops. He’s now exploring soft fruits and loves head scratches. Took off one star only because the starter kit didn’t include a digital scale—but they reimbursed us when we asked.
Naomi Grace (verified owner) –
As a retired teacher, I wanted to raise a baby parrot with patience and purpose—and our girl Juno (4 weeks old) is everything I hoped for. AllWingsAviary sent a “Baby Milestone Journal,” feeding logs, and weekly email tips on socialization. She’s now 10 weeks, mimicking my humming, and waves her wings when excited. Ethical, educational, and deeply fulfilling.
Simone Elise Tran (verified owner) –
We’re raising our baby Amazon, Zara, to be a therapy companion for children with autism. AllWingsAviary provided early temperament notes (“calm, observant, responsive to soft voices”) and suggested gentle socialization techniques. At 7 weeks, she’s alert, affectionate, and loves quiet music during feedings. A dream chick, raised with intention.
Clara Josephine Bennett (verified owner) –
At 71, I didn’t think I’d hand-feed again—but AllWingsAviary treated me with such respect and care. My baby, Winston, arrived at 4 weeks with a soft brooder blanket, printed feeding guide, and even a list of local avian vets. He’s now 11 weeks, confident, and gives the sweetest little “kiss” sounds. A joy I didn’t know I needed.
Aaron James (verified owner) –
Experienced hand-feeder here—this is my sixth baby parrot, but first Amazon. Nero arrived at 4 weeks, robust and eager to eat. AllWingsAviary’s feeding protocol was precise: temps, ratios, and weaning cues spot-on. Only suggestion: include a brooder temp/humidity chart in the kit. Otherwise, flawless.
Wesley Thomas (verified owner) –
The chick is healthy and sweet, but the shipping box lacked proper insulation during a cold snap. AllWingsAviary followed up immediately with warming protocols and sent a heated pad. Our little Finn is now 10 weeks, thriving, and dances to acoustic guitar. Just be mindful of seasonal shipping if you’re up north!
Chloe Isabella (verified owner) –
Our baby Sage came to us at 3.5 weeks, and AllWingsAviary treated us like family. They sent weekly “what to expect” emails—pin feather emergence, first vocalizations, toy introductions. He’s now 9 weeks, exploring everything, and just made his first clear “hello” sound! Raising him feels like a shared journey.
Victor Emmanuel Shaw (verified owner) –
Our baby Amazon, Jazz, arrived at 4 weeks just before spring—and he’s already mimicking rain sounds! AllWingsAviary packed him with a soft toy, feeding log, and even a note about his parents’ favorite songs (they sing a lot!). He’s now 10 weeks, affectionate, and gives the sweetest little head bobs. Pure joy.
Olivia Jean Delgado (verified owner) –
We adopted baby Echo at 4 weeks to raise for our school’s emotional support program. AllWingsAviary included early enrichment ideas—gentle sounds, texture toys, mirror time—and even a “socialization checklist.” She’s now 11 weeks, confident, and mimics the classroom bell! A future ambassador, raised with care.
Natalie Rose Callahan (verified owner) –
As an avian vet assistant, I’m extremely selective—and AllWingsAviary’s baby Amazons are top-tier. Our boy, Juno, came at 5 weeks with full health logs, clean vent, strong feeding response, and perfect weight. He’s now 11 weeks, weaning well, and already saying his name! Healthy, happy, and handled with science and love.
Freya Eleanor Mitchell (verified owner) –
Rural buyer here—worried about post-adoption support—but AllWingsAviary sent a full “Baby Bird Parent Kit”: emergency contacts, formula sourcing tips, and a printed troubleshooting guide. Our girl, Mist, is thriving at 9 weeks, talks in chirps, and loves watching deer from the window. Thoughtful beyond words.
Margaret Ellen Brooks (verified owner) –
After raising parrots for 25 years, I can say AllWingsAviary’s baby Amazons are among the healthiest and best-socialized I’ve seen. Our boy, Percy, came at 4 weeks: strong crop, clean feathers, ideal weight. They even called to walk me through his first flight feather emergence. This is aviculture done right.
Jordan Tyler Williams (verified owner) –
We wanted to bond deeply from day one—and hand-feeding baby Poe has been transformative. AllWingsAviary sent a “First 12 Weeks” guide, feeding log, and even a recording of adult Amazon sounds to play during feedings (for comfort). He’s now 10 weeks, recognizes our voices, and nuzzles our fingers. Worth every 3 a.m. feeding.
Derek Alan Monroe (verified owner) –
Adopted our baby Amazon, Atlas, at 3.5 weeks. He was slightly underweight at first, but AllWingsAviary was upfront about a busy hatch week and offered extra formula plus a feeding consultation. With their guidance, he’s caught up beautifully—now 8 weeks, playful, and starting to say “hi” in a squeaky voice. Just be ready for the commitment!