1. Is it necessary for parrots to be dewormed regularly?

Parrots must be dewormed internally, which is very important, because internal parasites are different from external parasites. The worse external consequences are that your parrot will become ugly, lose hair, and have some growths. It looks rather disgusting visually.

But internal parasites are bugs in internal organs, including roundworms, nematodes, trichomonas and other adult bugs.

If you don't remove internal parasites for a long time, you will suffer. Your parrot has symptoms such as malnutrition, weight loss, knife-throated breasts, bloody and mucus-laced stools, and drooping wings.

It will even affect the fertilization rate, hatching rate and survival rate of young birds during the breeding process. In severe cases, once the internal parasites in your bird completely break out, it will suffer from diarrhea, emaciation, and sudden death from a knife-throated chest in a very short period of time.

2. Frequency of deworming

For small and medium-sized parrots over 4 months old, regular deworming should be done every 3 months.

3. How to do internal deworming?

For drug deworming, use an internal deworming drug of the intestinal worm type. There are two ways to use it. One is to sprinkle it directly on the surface of bird food or feed, allowing parrots to eat freely, and the other is to mix it with After diluting it with water, let the parrot drink it freely. The specific consumption standards are different for each deworming product. Just follow the standards.