My budgies are always biting or scratching with their claws to see if they are insects

That's the parrot combing its feathers, the root of the parrot's tail secretes a glandular fluid, which can protect the feathers, and the budgie rubs this liquid all over the body to protect its feathers, but if it is excessive itching of the head and body, then there may be ectoparasites, which need to be **.

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I guess you've been bathing in water lately.

That's the parrot combing its feathers, the root of the parrot's tail secretes a glandular fluid, which can protect the feathers, and the budgie rubs this liquid all over the body to protect its feathers, but if it is excessive itching of the head and body, then there may be ectoparasites, if you still don't understand anything, you can add me, I will give you a more comprehensive and specific answer, it is normal to tidy up the feathers.

Get a slightly larger water bowl.

Let it take a bath of its own.

Make sure it's already bathed, you fill the water box with water and it will wash itself.

Have you cleared the stool board? Make sure it's cage hygienic

It may be that it is in the moulting season and this situation is normal.

It is quite normal to tidy up your feathers.

Get a slightly larger water bowl.

Let it take a bath of its own.

That's bathing yourself.

I guess you've been bathing in water lately.

Your bird may be suffering from feather pecking, so it is important to prevent it as early as possible.

The main causes of featherpecker:

1.Lack of amino acids, salt, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, etc. in daily feed; Second, the cage density is too large, and the ventilation conditions are poor, so there are many cage birds in groups and few in single cages; 3. The light is too strong, the temperature is too high, and the activity is insufficient; 4. Infection of mites and other ectoparasites; 5. Insufficient nesting materials during breeding, so that the parent birds peck at themselves or chicks to fill in the feathers.

2.Prevention and treatment of feather pecking:

First of all, attention should be paid to the aviary cage as wide and clean as possible, as soon as possible to isolate the chicks and parent birds separately, reduce the density; Targeted adjustment of feed, increase egg yolk and other sulfur-containing proteins, trace elements and vitamins; Appropriate amount of natural gypsum (containing calcium sulfide), shell powder, bone meal, green fodder, feather meal, etc. (feather powder is not easy to digest and absorb, must be added to water before feeding, mixed in the feed and fed); Regular disinfection and spraying to repel ectoparasites.

For flocks of birds suffering from feather pecking, an electric soldering iron can be used to cut off the beak of the bird, but be careful not to go too far, the pecking habit can be stopped quickly. The food tank should be filled at any time afterwards, otherwise it will cause the bird to refuse to eat due to the pain in the beak during pecking.

When a bird suffers from feather pecking, it can cut a piece of cardboard and put it around its neck to force it to correct its pecking habit.

Summary. Do you see if there are black or red dots on the parrot's body, the feathers have fallen off, and the feather pole is still on the body? If there are black spots, red spots, and poles, then there are basically parasites, and the insects can be cleaned, and the effect is also there.

If the pole still has no black and red dots, it is likely that the parrot has changed its moult, and this one will be fine.

If the pole is not there, there are no black and red spots, it is malnutrition, you can eat rice, but in small amounts, you can usually give parrot melon seeds, crushed peanuts, pockmarks, carrots, etc.

My budgies have been pecking lately.

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Good afternoon, dear! It is normal for budgies to peck at their feathers, budgies love to be clean and will peck at them often. However, if there is hair loss, it is necessary to pay attention to the parrot is likely to have germs or parasites on its body, and then it is necessary to pay attention to the hygiene of the parrot's growth environment.

In addition, you can use lemonade to clean the parrot, which can effectively wash away germs and parasites.

Hello, my bird is a kind of monk parrot, the abnormal neck of the feather pecking is bare, the bird breeder said that the bird's age is too good to snack rice, may I ask the expert is so?

Pinduoduo sells, does it work for worry-free cleaning of insects and birds? Thank you!

How old is your parrot?

It was given by a friend.,I don't know how old it is.,I don't know if it's an adult bird.,Because it bit my hand and you bleed.,Can you send you a **? Thank you!

Do you see if there are black or red dots on the parrot's body, the feathers have fallen off, and the feather pole is still on the body? If there are black spots, red spots, and poles, then there are basically parasites, and the insects can be cleaned, and the effect is also there. If the pole still has no black and red dots, it is likely that the parrot has changed its moult, and this one will be fine.

If the pole is not there, there are no black and red spots, it is malnutrition, you can eat rice, but in small amounts, you can usually give parrot melon seeds, crushed peanuts, pockmarks, carrots, etc.

You can send ** over and take a clearer picture.

Hello budgies bite their feathers most likely get feather pecking, poor nutrition, allergies or endocrine disorders can cause feather pecking. Budgies have a single diet structure, and if they lack nutrients, they are easy to get feather pecking. Food allergies or parasite infections can also cause parrots to peck at their feathers, and breeding parrots pluck their feathers to make nests.

This is in the grooming of the grooming.

The budgie is the most common parrot in the world, the head and back feathers of the budgie are yellow and have black stripes, the wing pattern is more, and the coat color and stripes are like tiger skin, so it is called a budgie parrot.

The budgie has light brown feathers on the back of its head, on both sides of its neck, above its back, and on its wings, with yellow and black on each feather, yellow on its throat and face, and bluish-purple with varying degrees of lower cheeks, with 3 black dots on its throat and narrow black edges on its chest.

The main flight feathers are light blue, the flight feathers are gray-green with light stripes, gray on the inside with white markings, and the feathers above the tail ** are blue-green, black at the tip, and black on the inside. The beak is olive yellow, waxy blue, and iris white. The mother bird's wax film is grayish-brown with only a hint of light blue, and in the breeding season it turns dark brown and swimming.