Why do birds bite?

Answer 1

geese bite to keep babys safe also if they feel threatend

(Addition) you've also got to look at the way geese normally behave amongst themselves. Not all bites are intended as an attack. Geese have no hands, and therefore often have to use their mouths the way we use our hands. there are "friendship" nips among geese, and sometimes these geese will give you a playful little nip as well, out of friendship.

Ask youself if the bite really hurt. If a goose wants to hurt you by biting you, it surely can and it will be very painfull. If on the other hand the bite didn't hurt, (perhaps it just startled you) then I assure you that the bite is not intended to hurt.

Answer 2

Sometimes if you leave your bird alone for to long they get really lonely and it will result in self-mutilation. This can be very dangerous as they can bleed to death very quickly. If your bird is pecking at their feathers very often you should take them to the vet.

Answer 3

birds bite for many reasons... feel theretend

to keep babys safe

love bites

Birds bite to defend themselves, their chicks, or their territory.

Answer 4

I have a lovebird that bites, why do they bite?

Answer 5

birds are very wonderful creatues they bite ause they want more food, they are very greedy at times so just feed them more!