Store: BiZee Bird
Location: 5020 SW Watson Ave Beaverton, OR 97005
Phone: (503) 644-9515
Website: www.bizeebird.com/
Store Questionnaire filled out on site on June 25th, 2013
1. Does the store sell birds? Yes
2. Does the store have a quarantine area? No
3. Does the store sell unweaned babies? Yes – employee informed us the store will occasionally sell unweaned birds to experienced handfeeders
4. Does the store breed their own birds, or do they purchase babies from outside sources? Breeds their own, and purchases from local breeders
5. Does the store board birds? Yes
6. If yes, are the boarded birds kept separately from birds in the shop? Yes
7. What are the requirements for boarding? No requirements for boarding
8. If the store does grooming or training, are the birds in a separate area than any in the store or boarded birds? No
9. Are customers allowed to interact with birds in the store? Yes
11. Does the facility work with or support a rescue in any way? The facility will aid in the transfer of birds to rescues, and will recommend rescues to customers
12. Are potential owners given access to educational material before the purchase of a bird? Yes
13. Are staff members trained to assist with issues such as behavior, diet and caging questions that clients may bring up? Yes
14. Does the store staff take part in continuing education? N/a
15. Does the staff readily answer customer questions? Yes
16. Does the store do pre purchase screening prior to selling a bird to an individual? No
17. Does the store sell ‘custom blended’ mixes? Yes – custom blend seed mixes
18. Is the store well lit? Yes
19. How often do cages get cleaned? 1 x daily
20. Is there a safe area where birds are allowed out of their cages in the store? *Yes
21. What brands of food are sold? (Foods listed were foods available on store shelves at the time of the visit)
- Harrisons
- TOPS
- Lafaber
- Goldenfeast
- Roudybush
- Volkman
- Sleek N Sassy
- Zupreem
22. What services does the store offer?
Notes:
While technically the answer to this question is yes because the birds are allowed to play on their cages, the ‘play area’ for the birds is a playstand in the room with the supplies, which is also situated near the store entrance. Due to the close proximity of the door some people may see this as unsafe, so I would encourage viewers to draw their own opinion.
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