What should I do if my parrot is itching and always pecking
In vitro deworming: The parrot body has parasites. The owner can go to the pet shop to buy special bird deworming medicines and deworm the parrot according to the course of treatment.Keep a suitable humidity: The air in the bird cage of the parrot is too dry. The owner can place a pot of water in the bird cage, or spray the fog water around the environment around the bird cage to increase the humidity of the air in the cage.Balanced nutrition: The food for the parrot must be guaranteed diverse, pay attention to balance, and increase the proportion of beans feed in appropriate amount.
1. Destruction in vitro
When the parrot surface has blood mites, fleas, lice and other parasites, itching symptoms occur.Parrots with parasites with their body surfaces often use bird's beaks to peck their feathers and skin, and sometimes peck and bleed the skin.The owner can go to the pet shop to buy special bird deworming medicines and deworm the parrot according to the course of treatment.After the parasites on the skin and feathers are driven, the parrot will no longer pecks their feathers.
2. Keep a suitable humidity
The air in the bird cage raised by the parrot is relatively dry, which can cause the skin of the parrot to be dry and itchy, and the parrot will peck.When the weather is relatively dry, the owner can place a pot of water in the bird cage to increase the humidity of the air in the bird cage, or spray some fog water around the bird cage to increase the humidity.
3. Balanced nutrition
The nutritional unevenness of the parrot can cause dysfunction of various organs of the body, and it can also cause abnormalities and itching of the skin.When feeding the parrot, you must avoid being too single to give the parrot. You can mix the valley, rice, soybeans, mung beans, etc. to the parrot, and with some fresh fruits and vegetables to ensure the nutritional balance.When the skin of the parrot is more itchy, the content of bean feed should be increased in an appropriate amount, which can supplement the rich sulfur amino acid and relieve the skin itching of the parrot.
