Many friends who keep parrots at home don’t know that in addition to certain foods that are harmful to parrots, many of our daily necessities can have adverse consequences for parrots’ health. Listed below are some items that are harmful to the health of parrots. I hope everyone will pay attention to them so that our parrots can live healthier.

Gas poisoning

Many cooking utensils and utensils that claim to be non-stick bottom Household items such as buckets are coated with chemical substances such as Teflon, T-fall and Silverstone. When exposed to high temperatures, these substances will release some harmful substances

Parrots Toxic gas; if the indoor air is not circulated and the toxic gas is full, the parrot will die suddenly from poisoning! Therefore, it is recommended that people who keep parrots should not use such utensils coated with non-stick chemicals. Some frying pans, woks and water pots are equipped with rubber handles. When these rubber materials encounter high temperatures, they will also release toxic gases! Attention everyone!

In addition, the gases produced by popular fragrances, air fresheners and aromatherapy oils can also harm the health of parrots. Gases emitted from incense candles, cigarettes, detergents, paints, and hairsprays lit during worship can also seriously affect the health of parrots.

Food poisoning

Avocados and chocolates are harmful to parrots. I believe many bird lovers all know. In addition, some foods containing too much alcohol, salt, sugar or oil should not be fed to parrots. Remember that parrots are birds, and their digestive systems and nutritional requirements are very different from humans. Do not feed them as if they are humans. Some bird lovers like to feed their parrots the snacks we eat every day. , although parrots may enjoy eating it, it is not good for their health at all!

Poisonous Plants

Many plants are slightly toxic and have little effect on humans but may cause poisoning if bitten by a parrot. To avoid tragedy, your parrot should be prohibited from approaching and eating plants. A bird friend once let his parrot lie on an oleander tree while walking in the park. The bird was poisoned by biting the poisonous leaves...!

To care for our parrots, in addition to providing them with nutritionally balanced food and a clean environment, we should also be meticulous and careful in everything. Then your parrots will definitely be healthy, happy and happy!