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Budgies catch a cold may be caused by weather changes and not paying attention to keeping warm, so you should first do a good job of keeping warm and supplementing nutrients to help the parrot get rid of the trouble caused by the cold as soon as possible.

To keep warm, keep the bird cage in a dry and sheltered place, and put a small incandescent lamp or baby warmer in the corner to keep warm. During the day, you can hang the bird cage in a place where you can let the parrot bask in the sun. However, it should not be too long, and it should not be done in the middle of the day when the sun is relatively strong, so as not to get sunburned by the parrot.

During the cold period, budgies will have a poor physique, a lower appetite, and may also cough and tears. Prepare some nutritious feed to supplement this diet, and appropriately mix some vegetables, fruits and nuts to balance nutrition. Prepare some warm water to hydrate your budgies, and add an appropriate amount of fun to the water to help replenish the nutrients needed during the cold.

Parrots may have a fever when they have a cold, and if the body temperature is relatively high and they are not treated, they may burn and blind their eyes. In this regard, a pet thermostat should be prepared to measure regularly, and if it is found to be more than 112 degrees Fahrenheit, it should be taken to the hospital for treatment. The care of the eyes and nose can be cleaned with wet wipes, and then a few drops of Geyin eye drops can be applied to the eyes, and the nostrils can be rinsed with boric acid solution.

Here's how to fix a parrot cold:

Parrot colds can be caused by respiratory infections, and if so, pet owners can isolate the parrot in isolation so that the sick parrot does not sneeze and infect other healthy parrots.

Keep sick parrots warm, and if you have an incubator at home, you can put it in the incubator. If not, you can put a blanket half in the cage to allow half ventilation, or add a warm lamp to illuminate it.

In addition, pet owners need to carry out daily disinfection, clean the indoor environment, clean up food residues and feces, and keep the environment clean and tidy, ventilated and breathable to avoid the growth of bacteria.

Supplemental nutrition. Parrots, like humans with colds, can sneeze, have a runny nose, and lose their appetite. A little more special is that parrots will also blow up their fur, their nostrils will be exposed, and even the surrounding hair will be wet.

When parrots have a cold and their nutrients are lost, pet owners can appropriately add a sense of fun to the parrot's food or water, supplement vitamins and electrolytes, and help supplement the parrot's nutrition during the cold.

In addition, the parrot's eyes will be red and swollen and teary during a cold, so the pet owner can put a few drops on the parrot's eyes to clean and care for the eyes, so as not to blur the parrot's vision.

Take your temperature. Under normal circumstances, the body temperature of the parrot will be much higher than that of ordinary people, and the pet owner can use the special thermometer for pets to measure the body temperature at any time and observe the physical condition of the parrot. If the parrot's body temperature exceeds 41, the pet owner needs to send it to the hospital in time**.

One-eighth oxytetracycline plus 25% glucose 2 ml two to three times a day. Keep in a warm place. Don't let the wind blow.

When the weather becomes cold, it often causes colds and other diseases in the cage birds, and if it is not timely, it may lose its love bird. The following is a little introduction to several diseases of parrots, I hope it will help you!

1) Colds.

Causes and symptoms: It is mainly caused by wind chill, but in recent years, studies have also found that it can be caused by viruses. Sick birds appear listless, standing on perches, shortness of breath, and their feathers stand upside down; In severe illness, the nostrils will be blocked by mucus and the mouth will be opened to breathe.

Prevention and control methods: Put the sick bird in a warm place first, avoid wind. Add egg yolk powder to the feed of sick birds, add long-acting sulfonamide to the drinking water, add 1 10 tablets per 10ml of drinking water, and change twice a day.

If the nostrils are blocked, you can use toilet paper to roll into thin strips, put them into the nostrils to twist out the mucus, and dip the paper strips into the nostrils with some vegetable oil. Let it breathe smoothly.

2) Pneumonia.

Causes and symptoms: Birds will suffer from pneumonia if they do not pay attention to heat preservation and timely ** after suffering from a cold, or if they are attacked by wind and cold for a long time. Sick birds are sluggish, often sticking their heads under their wings, and their feathers stand upside down; Its body is spherical in shape.

shortness of breath, the body rises and falls with breathing, no appetite; High mortality rate!

Prevention and control methods: Try to move the sick bird to a warm and dark place, and pay attention to keep the sick bird warm. Feed 25% dextrose water instill, 1ml each time.

Add 2-4 mg of oxytetracycline to glucose water twice a day for 5 days to complete a course of treatment. If it is detected early and done, it is possible.

Ask. What to do if the parrot is strained.

Is it a cold? Is it contagious? Is it serious? Preferably yes, it could be a cold. Prevention: Prevent birds from getting cold, especially in winter, should keep room temperature, not too cold.

Summary. A runny nose is one of the symptoms of a cold, however, not all colds require a runny nose.

Hello, budgies have a cold, first of all, do a good job of keeping warm, put it in a warm finger wax place, and the sleeping place can be covered with a mat. Secondly, you can choose a special powder for birds to dispel ** colds, if you don't have it, you can also use a small amount of ofloxacin, azithromycin or children's cold medicine. In addition, in order to ensure that the idiot can breathe smoothly, you can use a cotton swab to clean the nasal passages.

Our budgies suddenly shrank their heads last night, shook their heads and spit rice, and kept standing and envying the banquet and talking about the letter without moving, their eyes squinted, and the preliminary judgment was that it was a cold? If yes, what medicine should you take Brother Yin.

Hello, please read the information we sent to you in detail, it is useful for what kind of medicine.

But it doesn't have a runny nose, is this a necessary factor for a parrot to catch a cold? Are ofloxacin and levofloxacin hydrochloride the same thing? Azithromycin and the azithromycin tablets that people sell online are not a dry thing? Then I'll just feed it azithromycin tablets?

A runny nose is one of the symptoms of a cold, however, not all colds require a runny nose.

Excuse me with my question, okay? But it doesn't have a runny nose, is this a necessary factor for parrots to catch a cold? Are ofloxacin and levofloxacin hydrochloride the same thing?

Is azithromycin the same thing as the azithromycin tablets that people eat sold online? Then if I feed it azithromycin kinrutan tablets, it will be okay? But the parrot is now losing its appetite, how much concentration does it take to feed glucose water.

I'll tell you that not all colds have a runny nose.

Are ofloxacin and levofloxacin hydrochloride the same thing? Is azithromycin the same thing as the azithromycin tablets that people eat sold online?

Yes. The budgie with a cold should be fed something, it is now not eating anything and vomiting.

If you don't eat it, you can mix the medicine with water and give it to drink, and you can use children's cold granules.

The budgie drank water just now, but it spit it out, so I'll feed it now. Yes.

Summary. Hello dear, budgies spit and sneeze because of respiratory diseases, mainly caused by wind and cold, and recent studies have also found that they can be caused by viruses. Sick birds appear listless, standing on perches, shortness of breath, and their feathers stand upside down; In severe illness, the nostrils will be blocked by mucus and the mouth will be opened to breathe.

Prevention and control methods: Put the sick bird in a warm place first, avoid wind. Add egg yolk powder to the feed of sick birds, add long-acting sulfonamide to the drinking water, add 1 10 tablets per 10ml of drinking water, and change twice a day.

If the nostrils are blocked, you can use toilet paper to roll into thin strips, put them into the nostrils to twist out the mucus, and dip the paper strips into the nostrils with some vegetable oil. Let it breathe smoothly.

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My budgie is always sneezing and spitting food, what's going on?

Hello dear, budgies spit and sneeze because of respiratory diseases, mainly caused by wind and cold, and recent studies have also found that they can be caused by viruses. Sick birds appear listless, standing on perches, shortness of breath, and their feathers stand upside down; In severe illness, the nostrils will be blocked by mucous fluid and the mouth will be opened to breathe. Methods of prevention and control:

Keep sick birds in a warm place first, avoid wind. Add egg yolk powder to the feed of sick birds, add long-acting sulfonamide to the drinking water, add 1 10 tablets per 10ml of drinking water, and change twice a day. If the nostrils are blocked, you can use toilet paper to roll into thin strips, enter the nostrils to twist out the mucus, dip the paper strips into the nostrils with some vegetable oil; Let it breathe smoothly.