How to make embroidery birds tight
If you want to make the embroidered bird tight, you can adjust the feed ratio in the feather change period, and reduce the egg yolk ratio appropriately.When the new feathers begin to grow, they need to increase the egg yolk ratio so that their new feathers will be higher in quality.Also often walking birds, increasing the amount of motion of embroidered birds, preventing it from being too obese, promoting blood circulation, and making its feathers tighter.If a broken feather is found, artificial removal can be performed to promote the rapid growth of the new feathers and make the overall feather firmer.
1. Daily feeding
The staple food of cage and embroidered birds is the powder made of mung bean flour, soybean flour and egg cake. The ratio of bean flour and egg yolk is 7: 3.When entering the feather change period, you can appropriately reduce the egg yolk ratio, 5: 2 or 3: 1.When the new feathers started to grow, the ratio of egg yolk ratio, 2: 1 or 3: 2, so that the newly growing feathers will be more quality.You can also feed foods such as wool buns and small green worms in the feather -changing period, which can make the feathers of embroidered birds bright and firm.
Two, often walking birds
The embroidered bird cage has limited space, and the range of birds is relatively small, which often leads to insufficient exercise.Frequent bird walking can increase the amount of motion of embroidered birds, prevent it from being too obese, promote blood circulation, and the feathers of embroidered birds can be harvested tighter.
Third, organize feathers
Regularly observe the bird's feathers, if a broken feather is found, it can be artificially removed to promote the rapid generation of new feathers.First hold your fingers to hold the root of the feathers that need to be removed, and remove in the direction of feather growth.Pay attention not to pull too much at a time, the requirements are 2-3 days.Do not give the embroidered bird water bath immediately after pulling the feathers to avoid inflammation and infection of the feathers.
