Breeding and hand-feeding exotic parrots such as Sun Conures, Green cheek Conures, Yellow-Sided Green Cheek Conure, Pineapple Green Cheek Conures, Blue Quaker also known as Monk Parakeets, Senegals, Black-headed Caiques, While-Bellied Caiques, and Fancy Lovebirds. All our babies are hand-fed and cuddled by adults and children alike.

We are a small, family owned and operated aviary located in Pensacola, FL. We specialize in sweet, hand-fed, Macaws and Cockatoos. Our babies are well socialized starting from day one. We offer payment plans and accept M/C and Visa.

We carry most food lines with an emphasis on Goldenfeast, Kaytee, and Higgins for seeds, and, Zupreem, Pretty Bird, Kaytee, Harrison Bird Diet, and Roudybush for pellets. We are an authorized dealer for first quality cages, such as Tri Birds, Strong Bird Cages, Featherland Bird Cages, Kings Cages and HQ Cages. Our specialty is stainless steel bird cages. Also, we carry the best cage, rolling, and tabletop natural wood perches, made from sandblasted grapevine, natural and sandblasted manzanita, coffee wood, and sandblasted dragon wood. Natural wood is a must - the varying diameter of natural wood gives birds' feet the proper exercise. Wooden dowels cause muscle atrophy and arthritis from the lack of range of motion in the feet. Golden Cockatoo was established in 1985, under current ownership since 1996. We have over 12,000 unique customers, mostly building the business by word of mouth referrals. Bird ownership is a prerequisite for employment at Golden Cockatoo, so you can be sure that whoever you speak with has first hand knowledge of bird ownership. We all need to take care of our birds - they have no one else but us. In a perfect world, the rainforests would remain intact, and there would be no need to establish breeding programs, or buy property in the native countries where the wild parrots currently live, in order to perpetuate the many species which are now on the road to extinction. However, we do not live in a perfect world, and it is almost certain that many of the parrots living in their natural habitat would be extinct within 20 years were it not for (1) domestic breeding programs (regardless of what one Greenpeace founder says), and (2) the outright purchasing of the actual habitat of these Parrots so that they remain in the wild (like the Nature Conservancy). Without credible, honest retailers and breeders, most domestically raised birds lead miserable lives, dying from neglect. Please make sure you understand the responsibilities of bird ownership before committing to take a parrot home. They can live up to 60 years (make sure to properly modify your Last Will and Testament), and it is best for them to stay in same household.