Electrolytes can be said to be a necessary supplement for raising parrots, but what does it do?

As an important component of body metabolism and development, electrolytes play a vital role in the healthy operation of the body.

Equivalent to human glucose, it can quickly help bird babies recover their physical strength and replenish energy. Electrolytes can effectively help parrots replenish trace elements and nutrients.

Long-term lack of electrolytes will cause parrots to suffer from fatigue, weakness, convulsions, dry mouth, and skin aging.

When do you need electrolytes?

1. For occasional use in daily life

There is no need to supplement every day. Feed it one day a week. Take an appropriate amount of electrolytes and drop it in the parrot's drinking water according to the proportion.

2. Stress response

If you have just bought a baby bird, you can feed it some food to slow down its stress response if it changes to a new environment or is frightened.

3. Sickness

If you experience fried hair, lack of energy, colds, or diarrhea and your physical strength is damaged after getting sick, you can feed it to replenish your physical strength and give it more energy and physical strength to fight against the virus.

4. Breeding and laying period of breeding birds

This is the time Replenishing the mother bird's physical strength can help the mother bird recover better and faster.

5. The daily diet is irregular and the parrot is thin and weak

In the process of adjusting the diet of the parrot, electrolytes can be added twice a week to help the parrot regain its physical strength, eat gradually, and improve Food environment.