Parrots are very intelligent and sensitive animals. When they come to a new home, they need to adapt to the new environment and lifestyle. As a novice, you need to know some precautions for your parrot's new home to ensure their health and safety and avoid "stress".

➤Don’t rush to get started as soon as you get home

When you see your parrot for the first time, you may be very excited and want to get started immediately. It's close. However, you should give your parrot some time to adapt to its new environment and don't rush into it as soon as you get home. You can first let the parrot move freely in the cage and observe its behavior and reactions, and then gradually approach it. ➤Do not pick up the parrot suddenly or make strange noises. The parrot is a very sensitive animal. If you pick it up suddenly or make strange noises, it will be frightened. If you want to contact a parrot, you should first familiarize it with your voice and smell, then approach it slowly and use a smooth tone and movements to contact it.

➤Don’t place the birdcage in a place that is frequently moved or noisy

Parrots need a quiet and comfortable environment to live, so you should place the birdcage in a place that avoids frequent movement or noise. In addition, you should also pay attention to keeping the bird's cage clean and hygienic, and changing food and water regularly.

➤Don’t change your parrot’s food suddenly

Parrots’ eating habits need to change gradually, and don’t change their food suddenly. If you want to change your parrot's eating habits, you should first gradually mix the old and new food, and then gradually increase the proportion of the new food until it is completely replaced with the new food.

➤Don’t make the cage and surrounding environment too dark

Parrots need sufficient sunlight and light to stay healthy, so you should make sure there is enough light in the cage and surrounding environment. If the light is too dark, parrots may feel depressed and restless, affecting their health and mood.