Usual reasons for parrots to pluck their feathers include parasite infection, malnutrition, dullness, and stress. In fact, the main reason why parrots self-mutilate is due to human negligence, which also reflects their wisdom. Parrots are very emotional animals. To completely cure their bad hair-plucking habit, in addition to veterinary treatment, it requires true love and patience.

In addition to the mental impact, hair pulling disease may also be caused by bacteria, enzymes or mites under the skin. of infection. When an infected parrot starts biting its feathers, most of the wounds will become itchy and unbearable, leading to the bad habit of plucking the feathers. All wound symptoms such as redness, swelling, pus, edema, and ulceration are caused by inflammation. Local inflammation is most commonly itchy and can also lead to hair plucking. When you find some white objects that look like scalp in the wounds of a plucked parrot, they are dead mite corpses. To treat mites, external coatings are often used.

In addition, improve the food, abandon synthetic food, increase bird health (Avi-culture, a specific avian probiotic), let the parrot bathe in the sun and water more during the treatment period, and spend more time with the parrot. If possible, buying a similar animal to keep with it will also make it happier and help with its recovery.

Netizen: Yes, the smarter the bird, the easier it is to mutilate itself. Although my son is Xuanfeng, he has a strong self-esteem, and the little wife I found for him became more and more powerful. He couldn't beat his wife in a fight, and in the end he pulled out the flight feathers on one wing in frustration. When I came back, I found There was a pool of blood, and he plucked out the blood feather, which fell from the alder tree that night when he was weak from blood loss and was sleeping. With my guidance, he returned to normal after a few days, and now he no longer pulls out his hair.