Can I digest myself for the stagnation of the parrot?

If the parrot eats indigestion, spoiled foods or cold foods, or if the food in the sac is not fully digested and feeds, it may cause the parrot sperm infarction, that is, the accumulation of food.This situation has no way to digest itself and must be treated.When the early symptoms are mild, you can feed the digestive drug treatment of probiotics or yeast tablets.The severe condition requires manual intervention to eliminate accumulation.

1. Can the parrots digest for their own food
When the food feeding to parrots is difficult to digest, it is easy to cause parrots to accumulate, especially when the food in the sac is not fully digested and then feed.Especially the parrot chicks, with a small amount of exercise and incomplete development, improper feeding can cause food accumulation.There is no way to digest itself when the parrot is accumulated, and treatment must be performed.

How to prevent the accumulated food of parrots
Parrots must follow the principle of less feeding and more meals during the feeding process. Do not overeating, especially young birds, lack of exercise, and easier to form accumulation.Before feeding, it is necessary to determine that the food in the sac is completely digested and control the amount of feeding.

How to deal with parrots accumulate food
When the early symptoms are relatively mild, stop eating immediately, and feed the parrot to some digestive drugs. Generally, it will improve.After that, some relatively rare foods can be cured in 1-3 days.When the condition is severe, manual intervention needs to help them discharge and accumulate food.The specific method is to put the bird's head down first, massage the sac, and eliminate the accumulation of food.Pay attention to the movement during massage to prevent damage to the sac.After the catheter was poured into 1%of salt water or 1.5%sodium phosphate solution, the sac was washed, and the bird's head facing down to eliminate the flushing solution.If the above method is not effective, the parrot should be sent to a pet hospital for treatment immediately.




