No rabies vaccine is required if you are bitten by a peony parrot. This is because parrots are not vertebrates that carry rabies virus, so bites from parrots will not cause rabies virus infection. However, if the wound is deep or symptoms such as redness, swelling, and pain occur, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time. The doctor will treat the wound according to the condition of the wound. Tetanus vaccine may be required.

Please note that no matter what kind of animal bites you, you should first clean and disinfect the wound with soap and water. to prevent possible infection.