Who We Are
Paraíso de Aves is based in Llíria, Valencia, Spain. We answer enquiries about parrots and provide the information held for a specific available bird, including its identification, provenance and raising history where applicable.
We encourage buyers to assess the individual bird rather than rely on a species label or marketing promise. Availability changes, and no page should be treated as proof that a particular bird, document or international route is currently available.
What We Show and Verify
Evidence should relate to the individual bird. Before a transaction, ask to see the available records and verify any permit, certificate or registration claim with the issuing authority.
Species Covered on the Site
Our main pages cover the following popular companion-parrot groups. The educational catalogue is broader than current availability, so buyers should always ask about an identified bird.
These species pages are educational and do not prove current stock. Contact us about a specific bird and request its individual source, identification and raising records before making a decision.
Our Facility
The website includes photographs from the bird environment. Prospective buyers should ask current questions about housing, diet, socialisation, weaning and veterinary oversight for the individual bird they are considering.
Location
We are located in Llíria, Valencia. Confirm the meeting location and current travel arrangements directly before setting out.
Visiting
Visits must be discussed in advance — email paraisodeloros@gmail.com to ask about current arrangements and any biosecurity requirements.
How We Work with UK & Irish Buyers
A proposed sale and movement from Spain must be reviewed for the individual bird and destination. Great Britain and Ireland have different requirements. The normal enquiry sequence is:
- Identify the bird — request its scientific species, current location, identification and provenance.
- Check the route — determine the CITES, animal-health, premises, carrier, border and post-arrival requirements.
- Review evidence — verify documents with the relevant authority and ensure they match the bird.
- Agree terms — obtain an itemised written quote, responsibilities, refund conditions and contingency plan.
- Book only after approval — transport is discussed only when the required permissions and a suitable route are confirmed.
Ask what updates can be provided for the specific bird and keep copies of all written communications and documents.
Full Delivery Guide →Bird-Welfare Questions to Ask
A serious enquiry should cover the bird's present condition and care history. Ask for current, bird-specific answers rather than assuming that a general welfare statement applies.
- How is the bird currently housed and what enrichment does it receive?
- Is the bird fully weaned, and what diet is it eating independently?
- Which veterinary examinations or laboratory tests have actually been completed?
- What is the bird's documented source and identification?
- What support is included after the sale, and who should be contacted for medical advice?