1. Odor irritation:

Odors such as perfume, aromatherapy, and air fresheners can irritate the respiratory tract of parrots.

2. Do not overfeed:

When feeding parrots on a daily basis, you must control the amount of food you eat, especially young birds. Eat small amounts frequently and try to feed them step by step to prevent food accumulation and bursitis.

3. Feed raw water, tap water:

Tap water contains a lot of chlorine, Heavy metals, parasites, etc. can cause massive reproduction of parasites or heavy metal poisoning, endangering the lives of birds.

4. Don’t touch the parrot’s back too much when interacting with the parrot:

Because stepping on the parrot’s back during mating is a very important action for transmitting mating information. Careful petting will continuously stimulate the parrot's desire to be in estrus. Regular interactions should focus on the parrot's head, cheeks, neck and other parts.

5. The living environment of parrots should be open and spacious. Remember not to put parrots in small spaces.

Many owners like to buy a lot of toys for their parrots and put them in the cage. This approach is wrong and leads to insufficient flying space for the parrot. The more the parrot flies, the healthier it will be. The cage should be large and set at a fixed time every day. You can let it out for some exercise, which will be beneficial to the long-term health of your parrot.

6. Observe the daily life of parrots. If there are any symptoms such as fried hair, diarrhea, vomiting, etc., find the reasons and treat them in time. .

7. When a parrot bites you, be patient and don’t respond.

The main purpose of a parrot biting is to attract the attention of its owner. If it overreacts or gives a reaction, it will bite often. If it does not respond a few times, it will not continue.