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A turquoise Indian ringneck who stayed with us, looking straight at the camera
  • Large bird · $24.75 a day
  • Renowned talkers
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Indian Ringneck Boarding In Toronto

Indian Ringnecks are intelligent, social birds that require consistent interaction and proper care. We understand their needs, and we give each one attention that follows its own behaviour and routine from home.

Indian ringnecks are priced as large birds: $24.75 per bird per day. And longer stays are discounted automatically.

At A Glance

Indian ringnecks, In Ten Seconds

Renowned talkers, rivalling African greys and amazons for clarity.

  • VoiceRenowned talkers
  • Size
    1. SmallBudgie
    2. MediumConure
    3. LargeCaique
    4. Extra largeCockatoo
  • BoardingFrom $24.75 a day
  • With us25+ Indian ringnecks have stayed with us
  • PersonalityIntelligent · Vocal · Strong-willed

At Our House

Ringnecks are athletic and get bored fast, so a boarding ringneck needs real out-of-cage time and destructible toys rather than a bigger cage. They are also escape artists, so cage latches are checked rather than trusted.

A Short Film

Meet The Indian Ringneck

“Which parrot wears a necklace, sports a long tail, and chats in a clear little voice?”

Read The Transcript

Which parrot wears a necklace, sports a long tail, and chats in a clear little voice? Meet the Indian ringneck.

Also called the rose-ringed parakeet, it's a true parrot from South Asia and Africa, about 16 inches long. Feral flocks even live in London, England.

Wild ringnecks are green, but pets come in blue, turquoise, yellow and more. Only males get the full neck ring, usually by about age 3.

They're renowned talkers, and some learn dozens of words. With good care, a ringneck can live 25 years or more.

Clever, athletic and strong-willed, a ringneck needs daily time out of the cage, toys to shred, and regular, gentle handling to stay tame. Feed mostly pellets and vegetables, with seeds as a treat.

A common mistake comes in the bluffing stage, when many young ringnecks nip and hiss for a while. Owners decide the bird is mean and stop handling it. Stay calm and consistent, and it usually passes.

When a ringneck boards with us, it's out of the cage between 9 AM and 7 PM, about 4 to 6 hours a day, depending on how it gets on with the others. They're escape artists, so we double-check every latch.

Fresh food and water daily, and yes, birds love making pellet soup. Ringnecks board as large birds, with daily photo and video updates in the BST Mobile App.

Busy, chatty and a little stubborn. That's a happy ringneck. Book a stay at birdsittingtoronto.ca.

App Indian ringnecks · boarding in Mississauga

Your ringneck’s stay, on your phone.

Book a stay and get the free BST Mobile App: photos of your ringneck every day, alerts, and the 360° tour of the bird room.

  • Photos every dayYour ringneck's day, posted to your phone.
  • Check-in alertsA note when your bird is settled on the perch.
  • Pick-up remindersThe evening before drop-off and pick-up.
  • $24.75 a dayIndian ringnecks are large birds.

Free · iPhone & Android · sign in with your BST account

Indian ringnecks Who Have Stayed With Us

Real guests, from their own stays. We name the species, never the bird.

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Every stay includes

Our care, card by card

Tap or hover a card to see what it means in practice.

  • Daily free-flight time

    Out of the cage between 9am and 7pm — about 4–6 hours a day, depending on how your bird gets on with the others.

  • Play & one-on-one time

    Supervised time in an enriched room with a playstand and play fountain. Cages sit inside the flock, never off on their own.

  • Daily photos & videos

    Photos and video of your own bird every day in the BST Mobile App, with an email too. If anything changes you hear from us straight away, not at pick-up.

  • Fresh food daily

    Food is changed every day, and the fresh fruit and veg you send are given daily. If you would rather not send food, our seed and pellet mix is $2 per day.

  • Fresh water, all day

    Fresh filtered water, kept fresh all day — every bird here thinks pellet soup is a delicacy.

  • A clean cage

    Fresh tray liners and a tidy cage, so your bird’s home away from home stays clean and comfortable.

  • Fresh chop

    Fresh daily chop is an optional extra for boarding guests — add it when you book and it is served every day of the stay.

  • Grooming during the stay

    Ask for a nail, wing or beak trim on the booking form and it is done during the stay, so nobody makes a separate trip.

  • Watched Around the Clock

    Cameras on the birds even when we are not in the room. Temperature and humidity monitored; air HEPA-filtered.

Other Birds We Know & Love

Every one has its own care guide and boarding rate — tap a bird.

Guest counts are from our own booking records, as of September 25, 2026.

Home boarding in Mississauga · Serving the GTA

Going away soon? Your bird has a home here.

Daily out-of-cage time and real interaction — and photos and videos of your bird every day in our own mobile app, so you can see it happening.