Peony parrots are relatively easy to raise, but they need to provide a variety of food and take careful care. However, there are some possible issues with peony parrots to be aware of.

First of all, peony parrots may make noise, and their cries may disturb the rest of the poop collector, and may even disturb other people. Secondly, the feathers of peony parrots are particularly colorful and difficult to take care of, especially the tail, which is easy to get dirty and breed bacteria. In addition, peony parrots are lively and active, have a strong temperament, do not like to be close to people, are slow to develop feelings, and like to attack humans.

As for infectious diseases, peony parrots may indeed be infected with some diseases. For example, chlamydial infection in peony psittaci is a common problem, which can cause trachoma, psittacosis, chlamydial pneumonia and other diseases. These diseases usually present with symptoms such as conjunctivitis and genitourinary tract infections. In addition, peony parrots may also be infected with pasteurellosis (avian cholera) and infectious bursal disease. These diseases can be transmitted through the respiratory tract, digestive tract and skin trauma, so it is important to keep the bird's cage clean and hygienic.