In the daily process of raising parrots, there will be a phenomenon. Parrots sometimes tremble violently. What causes this? It is generally related to the following three points: 1. Being cold; 2. Being frightened and having a stress reaction; 3. Being sick. Different measures are taken according to different situations. The specific details are as follows:

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1. Cold

The first reason why parrots shiver may be because of the cold. Parrots are tropical birds that are sensitive to temperature. When the ambient temperature is too low, parrots will feel cold and shiver. Another situation is that after the parrot takes a bath, its feathers are not dry yet, and its body feels cold, so it trembles. In addition, the feathers of parrots also have a certain thermal insulation effect. If the feathers of parrots are damp or the parrots are in a cold and humid environment for a long time, it will also cause the parrots to shiver. In order to prevent parrots from shivering due to cold, we need to provide a warm and comfortable environment for parrots. In winter, the parrot's ability to keep warm can be improved by increasing the bedding in the parrot cage and thickening the fabric of the bird cage. At the same time, avoid placing the parrot in places with direct blowing from air vents, air conditioners, fans, etc. to prevent the parrot from getting cold. In addition, after each bath, you should dry the parrot's feathers promptly and take measures to keep it warm. 2. Frightened The second reason why a parrot trembles may be that it is frightened. Parrots are very sensitive animals and are very alert to changes in their surrounding environment. When a parrot is suddenly frightened, it will tremble. In addition, when parrots are frightened, they may also have symptoms such as fluffy feathers and shortness of breath. In order to prevent your parrot from shaking due to fright, we need to provide a quiet and stable environment for the parrot. Try to avoid sudden noises, violent shaking and other factors that may scare the parrot. At the same time, in daily life, you can gradually let the parrot adapt to the environment and reduce the trembling caused by fright by interacting with the parrot and training the parrot.

3. Sick

A third reason why your parrot may be shivering may be that your parrot is sick. When a parrot is infected with viruses, bacteria, parasites and other pathogens, it will develop symptoms such as fever, fluffy feathers, lethargy, and in severe cases, trembling. In addition, some neurological diseases, such as parrot encephalitis, parrot pneumonia, etc., may also cause parrots to tremble. If it is suspected that the parrot is shivering due to illness, we need to send the parrot to the veterinary clinic for examination and treatment in time. In daily life, we need to conduct regular physical examinations for parrots to detect and treat parrot diseases in time to prevent the parrot from trembling due to aggravation of the disease. Shivering in your parrot can be related to cold, fright, and illness. In order to ensure the health of the parrot, we need to provide a warm, quiet and stable environment for the parrot, and conduct regular physical examinations for the parrot to detect and treat parrot diseases in a timely manner. At the same time, in daily life, we also need to pay attention to the behavioral performance of parrots. Once abnormalities are found, measures should be taken in time to ensure the health of parrots.