What should I do if one male and one mother parrot fight

Re -pairing: The two parrots failed to fight will fight.In this case, two parrots should be separated and choose the right bird to match.Provide sufficient food: Give food in the parrot food box to be able to meet the amount of two parrots, avoiding the parrot because of hunger and fighting for food.Provide spacious space: the bird cage for the parrot is more spacious, which is convenient for parrot activities and physical and mental health.

1. Re -pairing

If the two parrots are paired, the two parrots will rarely fight.If the two heterosexual parrots often fight in a bird cage, it may be because the pairing is unsuccessful.Due to too much difference in body, age, variety, personality, etc., it will lead to the failure of parrot matching.Parrots who failed to fight should be isolated as soon as possible to prevent parrots from being injured by fighting.Then re -find them to match the right partner.

Second, provide sufficient food

If the owner's food for the parrot is not enough, and the parrot often eats full, then the two parrots of one male and one mother will also be hungry to grab food fight.At this time, the owner needs to prepare enough food and water to ensure that the parrot can be full and no longer fight for food.

3. Provide spacious space

The bird cage is too small and the range of activities is too narrow, which will make parrots irritable.Especially for parrot birds who are easy to be irritable, the discomfort brought by the environment will make the birds peck everywhere, and it will easily hurt the mother bird.The owner should provide a relatively spacious bird cage for the parrot to ensure that the space for the parrot is sufficient, which is more conducive to the normal development of the parrot physical and mental health.