How to judge whether the parrot should be deworming

When the parrot has a parasite, the feathers will be messy, incomplete, or even falling off.Skin will cause bleeding and inflammation, and the spirit will become very nervous.The amount of food discharge will be significantly reduced.If the above problem occurs, it is likely to be deworming.The parasites on the parrot mainly include diet and mites.The diet parasites under the feathers of the parrot, destroying the feathers.Mites are parasitic on the skin of the parrot and damage the skin.

1. The feathers are messy and disabled

On the skin and feathers of parrots, diet and tapeworm parasites are often available. These parasites eat the feathers of parrots and absorb the blood of the parrot through the skin.When the parrots exist on these parasites, their feathers will be messy, and they will be disabled and even fall off.At this time, the owner needs to use an external medicine powder to repel the parrot in time.

Second, the skin has bleeding points

If the skin of the parrot has symptoms of bleeding, there may be a large might be parasitic on the body.The mites will be attached to the surface of the parrot, which will make a living by the epidermis and blood of the parrot.When the parrot's parasitic mites are more severe, they will bleed and inflammate, and their spirits will become very nervous.At this time, the owner needs to use the in vitro mites to spray deworming for the parrot.

Third, the feathers are not glossy, and the bowel movement decreases

Parasites in the body are also a common parasite on parrots.They are mainly parasitic in the stomach of the parrot, affecting the absorption of nutrients in the parrot, and can cause the parrot's feathers to be unlucky.Parasites in the body will also cause parrots to not eat food, and the defecation volume will also decrease significantly.If the above problems occur, the owner should also remove insects for parrots.