Planning a Parrot Purchase from Dublin
Paraíso de Aves is based in Llíria, Valencia, Spain. Ask about a specific identified bird rather than relying on a general species or delivery claim. We confirm current availability, the bird's location, provenance, identification and records before discussing a transaction.
A movement to Dublin must follow the rules that apply in Ireland. CITES, animal-health, approved-premises, carrier and border requirements can all affect whether a route is possible. A city page is not confirmation that a bird can be sent through a named airport.
Before paying a deposit, request a written offer identifying the bird, the documents already held, the steps still required, the proposed route, itemised costs and what happens if an authority or carrier refuses the movement.
Species Available for Delivery to Dublin
We breed a wide range of parrot species throughout the year. Availability varies seasonally — contact us to discuss current stock:
African Grey Parrot
An intelligent, long-lived species requiring substantial daily interaction. Confirm the individual bird, provenance and applicable CITES documents.
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Blue-and-Yellow Macaw
A large, social macaw requiring significant space, enrichment and long-term planning. Confirm current availability and the records for the individual bird.
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Cockatoos
Cockatoo species differ considerably in noise, behaviour and care needs. Review suitability and request the raising history of a specific available bird.
View Species GuideHow a Proposed Route to Dublin Is Assessed
1. Identify the bird and purpose
Confirm the scientific species, identification, current location, provenance and whether the movement is a commercial sale. Rules for a bird sold and transported to a new owner can differ from pet-travel rules.
2. Check both legal systems
The exporter and importer must verify current CITES and animal-health requirements with the competent authorities. Ireland has its own entry, notification and official-control rules.
3. Confirm an authorised route
Only after the documentary requirements are understood should the parties confirm an approved entry point, carrier acceptance, welfare plan, onward movement and any post-arrival controls.
4. Obtain an itemised written quote
The quote should separate the bird price from permits, veterinary work, tests, container, freight, border charges and onward transport. Timings and approval must not be guaranteed.
Pricing for a Dublin Enquiry
There is no automatic all-inclusive city price. Request a current quotation for a specific bird and make sure it states which records, permits, veterinary services, transport and official charges are included or excluded.
Use our UK parrot price and ownership-cost guide for planning ranges, then compare the written offer with the lifetime cost of housing, food, enrichment and avian veterinary care.
What to Verify Before a Dublin Enquiry
- Identity: scientific species, ring or microchip details and photographs that match the bird.
- Provenance: source, date of hatch where known, raising history and current keeper.
- Documents: copies must relate to the identified bird; generic certification claims are not enough.
- Route: written confirmation of the relevant authorities, approved entry point, carrier and post-arrival requirements.
- Terms: an itemised quote, responsibilities, refund conditions and contingency plan.
Frequently Asked Questions — Dublin
Is delivery to Dublin guaranteed?
No. Availability and a compliant route must be confirmed for the individual bird. Authority approval, health status, carrier acceptance and entry-facility capacity can affect the outcome.
How long does the process take?
There is no reliable universal timeframe. Permit, certification, testing, booking and official-control times vary. Treat any schedule as provisional until each responsible party confirms it.
Which documents should I request?
Ask for identification and provenance records first, then route-specific CITES and animal-health documents. Verify them with the relevant authority before payment or shipment.
Will I collect the bird at my nearest airport?
Not necessarily. Live animals can use only suitable, authorised routes and entry facilities. The lawful arrival point and onward arrangements must be confirmed for the proposed movement.
Get in Touch — Dublin
Ready to begin the process? Have questions before committing? We respond to all enquiries promptly and honestly. There is never any pressure — we want every purchase to be the right match for both the buyer and the bird.
We are based in Llíria, Valencia, Spain (UTC+1). Please include your destination, the species you are considering and any timing constraints. Response times vary with enquiry volume.