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    Parakeets for Sale in Dubai

    From AED 1,000

    Last updated April 2026

    6 birds found

    Budgerigars - called budgies or parakeets - are the world's most popular pet bird for good reason. Intelligent, social, available in dozens of colour mutations, and affordable, they're the species that turns first-time buyers into lifelong bird keepers. In the UAE they're popular across all communities: South Asian families who've kept them for generations, European expats who grew up with them, and younger UAE buyers discovering them for the first time. Dubai Birds' parakeet range spans English and Standard Budgies across the full mutation range (Lutino, Albino, Cobalt, Violet, Grey, Pied, Spangle) alongside other parakeet species such as the Bourke's, Red Rump, Plum-headed and the Quaker Parrot (also called the Monk Parakeet), a hardier, more vocal alternative for owners who want extra talking potential. See the live price range for our current parakeet stock below. They're also a great choice for households with children - robust, forgiving of imperfect handling, and genuinely interactive when hand-tamed from a young age. Whether you're looking for a baby parakeet, a bonded parakeet pair, or hand-raised parakeets for sale near me in Dubai, we can match you with the right bird from our current stock.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Parakeets

    How much does a Parakeet cost in the UAE?
    Parakeets at Dubai Birds currently range from AED 1,000 to AED 2,800, depending on species, mutation, and age. Prices update as stock changes - WhatsApp us for today's exact pricing.
    What's the difference between English Budgies and Standard Budgies?
    English Budgies are larger (bred for show), calmer, and less active - better for a relaxed household. Standard Budgies are smaller, more energetic, and typically live 2-3 years longer on average.
    Do parakeets talk?
    Budgies especially can develop clear speech with daily training, and the Quaker Parrot (Monk Parakeet) is also a strong talker among parakeet species. It requires patience - 15 minutes of quiet, one-on-one repetition per day. Not all individuals learn to talk, but most develop a wide repertoire of sounds.
    Can I keep one parakeet alone?
    You can, but parakeets are flock birds and a single bird kept alone needs significant daily interaction to stay mentally healthy. If you travel frequently, a bonded pair is better than one.
    Are parakeets good for children?
    Yes, more so than most parrot species. They're small enough not to cause injury, social enough to enjoy handling, and forgiving enough to tolerate the occasional clumsy grab. Supervise children under 8 with any bird.