How is a parrot s airbag quite formed?

If the female bird is attacked during the laying period, it is necessary to consider your feeding method and cage distribution and the parentity of the male bird, if it is a human, then it depends on whether it is an external breeding or a long-term domestic parrot. Generally speaking, parrots that have been raised at home for more than 1 month and have no obvious disease, the bite problem will not be too big, especially the small parrot of tiger skin, there will be no big problem, basically as long as a local iodophor disinfection treatment is done to prevent wound infection, iodophor as a topical ** anti-inflammatory drug, not long-term use in large doses, will not affect the health of pregnant women and fetuses, just play a bactericidal role. As for your so-called parasites, you are too worried about this, the tiger skin that has been healthy for more than a month and has no adverse performance will basically not have serious parasite carrying, even if there are parasites, the probability of infection caused by biting is lower than the probability of normal contact, and the parasites that can be carried on the tiger skin are feather lice, air sac mites and the like, these things are difficult to survive on people's **, not with people as the host, and this thing is visible to the naked eye, it is really contaminated with people, and it can be pinched to death at any time, So that's a good thing to say.

At the onset of the disease, the breathing is accelerated, the mouth is open, the tail swings up and down a lot, it will be more obvious from 10 o'clock at night to the early morning, there are coughing symptoms, making a hissing sound, the air sac or larynx makes a whistling sound, the feathers are fluffy, getting thinner and thinner, and the spirit becomes worse (some birds do not have a great mental impact).

**Method: No need to dilute, drop on the back of the neck**, once a day, 1-2 drops of sesame seed size at a time, for 3 days. The maximum is 5 days. Ivermectin is a miracle medicine if it is used well, and it will kill you in minutes if you don't use it well.

Parrots, which have air sacs and food sacs, are embedded together. When the parrot inhales, the airbag makes the body puff up and appear much stronger, which can scare enemies and increase buoyancy while flying. The food sac is for food, but they often regurgitate to feed their mates or chicks.

There is a relationship between the internal organs and the muscles.

An air sac is a respiratory system of birds. The respiratory system of birds is very specialized, which is manifested in the fact that it has a very well-developed air sac system and the lungs and trachea are connected. The air sac is mainly composed of a single layer of squamous epithelial cells, with a small amount of connective tissue and blood vessels, and it lacks the function of gas exchange.

Birds generally have 9 air sacs, of which the posterior air sacs (abdominal air sacs and posterior thoracic air sacs) are connected to the bronchi, and the anterior air sacs (cervical air sacs, interclavian air sacs and anterior thoracic air sacs) are connected to the abdominal bronchi; Except for the interclavian airbag, which is single, it is all paired left and right. Air sacs are found between internal organs, pectoral muscles, and branch into large bone cavities.

It's called a sac, and if the sac is broken, it will leak out of the sac directly after the food is fed, and you can see it at a glance.

This morning I also found out that my budgie has this problem, the fur is fried, the neck is stretched, the spirit is not good, and the eyes are closed and sleeping.

The sac of a bird will bulge when it is full, and it will be covered when it grows up and has hair. Let's search for sure.

Dear, has your problem been solved? My hatched pigeon, 6 days old, also have the same problem, the first time to raise, so anxious!