What should be paid attention to when raising birds, and what should be paid attention to when raisi

1. Basic needs of birds

Birds, as pets, need to be provided with certain living conditions and food. Birds need plenty of sunlight and fresh air, so they need to place their bird cages outdoors or indoors in a well-lit space. Birds love to fly and need plenty of space for flight practice.

Drinking water and food are also essential parts of life, and it is necessary to ensure clean drinking water and nutritious feed.

In conclusion, sufficient sunlight, fresh air, spacious activity space, and a clean diet are the basic needs of bird life, and the choice of bird cage should be large enough, ventilated, easy to clean, and able to meet these conditions.

2. Suitable bird cages for different bird species

Different species of birds require different types of cages. For example, parrots need relatively large cages to move around, while pigeons need more open space to fly. The size and shape of the cage must be in line with the habits and needs of the bird, which can avoid abnormal behavior and health problems of the bird.

It is not easy to choose a birdcage that is suitable for your bird, it is recommended to understand some basic knowledge of raising birds, including factors such as birds' preferred activities, eating habits and size, and then refer to the different types of birdcages on the market to choose the right birdcage.

3. What are the characteristics of the birdcage?

A high-quality bird cage is not only a comfortable living space for your pet bird, but also a liquid fiber that takes into account the biology and living needs of the bird. Bird cages should be comfortable, safe, and durable.

In order to ensure that the birds have enough freedom and space to move, the cage must be spacious enough for the birds to move freely inside. At the same time, the structure of the bird cage should be reasonable, and the diameter of the steel wire, the branches and ladders set inside the cage should be in line with the physiological characteristics of the bird.

Safety is a factor that cannot be ignored when choosing a birdcage. All cage doors, locks, and other attachment points must be secure enough to prevent birds from escaping and being harmed. It is also necessary to consider the safety of the cage material, such as whether the coating is environmentally friendly and the rust inside the cage.

4. Precautions when choosing a birdcage

When choosing a birdcage, you need to pay attention to the following questions:

1.whether the size and shape of the cage meets the needs of the birds;

2.whether the material can ensure the safety and comfort of the bird;

3.whether the facilities are reasonable, such as drinking fountains, food plates, storage, etc.;

4.whether the cage is easy to clean;

5.Whether the cage is designed and made to meet the standards.

Depending on the breed and habits of the bird, choosing a cage that is suitable for your pet is necessary to maintain health, comfort and safety.

Raising birds is like fishing, and the fun is not only in appreciating the bird's coat color, song and shape, but also in the usual breeding and management of the bird.

The choice of cage bird varies from person to person, and it is appropriate to choose according to your interests and hobbies, and your own conditions. But for beginners, you should choose species with strong adaptability, such as: budgies, tin-billed finch, Jinshan pearls, etc.

When selecting, it is best to start with young birds, which are easier to survive and domesticate, which is conducive to playing and domesticating. The selected bird must have good eyes, smooth and not dry, bright and shiny plumage, a strong appetite, and no faecal around the cloaca.

The feeding of cage birds should follow the scientific feed ratio, that is, to find out the nutritional standards required for the growth and development of cage birds and normal reproduction, and formulate feed formulas according to this standard. The nutritional standard is the amount and proportion of protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, etc. In the process of raising birds, some nutrition-related pathological manifestations are often found.

For example, emaciation, overweight, abnormal moulting, convulsions caused by vitamin deficiency, laying thin-shelled eggs or deformed eggs, etc., should be considered from the nutritional point of view and fundamentally solved by changing the feed formula.

The disease prevention and control of cage birds should be based on prevention, and the cage should be disinfected frequently and necessary epidemic prevention measures should be taken. And in the process of feeding, you should pay attention to the changes, pay attention to the changes in its food and feces at any time, and observe whether its mental state, activity and rest posture are normal. If you find any problems, please refer to the introduction of bird diseases on this site and proceed as soon as possible**.

In terms of day-to-day management, the following points should be noted:

1. Cleanliness and hygiene: drinking utensils and bathtubs should be cleaned every day, feces should be cleaned in time, and the food tank should also be cleaned regularly.

2. Water bath: Birds are very clean animals, and most cage birds love water baths. Water baths can remove dirt from the bird's body, and it is also a kind of exercise and enjoyment for the bird, which is beneficial to the bird's health. So to satisfy their instinct for this beneficial nature, let them bathe in water once a day or every other day.

3. Finishing of the bird body: Birds living in the cage for a long time are easy to break their feathers, and due to lack of exercise, their claws and beaks lose the opportunity to be tempered, resulting in the growth of claws and beaks, or the formation of scale due to the contamination of feathers by feces.

Careful care of the cage birds not only enables them to have a relatively comfortable living environment, but also promotes people and birds to communicate with each other, so as to achieve the purpose of cultivating sentiment and tempering the mind.

Don't eat too much and try to be as quiet as possible

This depends on the size and characteristics of the bird, such as large birds, such as parrots, eagles, owls and other large birds can only be raised. The main reason is that they are large in size and need a lot of space to move, so they can no longer be kept in cages, which will cause feather scratches or death because they do not have enough space in the cage.

Smaller birds can't be raised, most of the birds need to wear a leg bracelet to ensure that the bird does not fly away, like the big birds just mentioned do not exist, their feet are larger and stronger, so the foot band is no problem.

Untrained birds will fly away if they are placed on the bird rack, so they have to be carried with foot bands. Big birds need to be put on the shelf, if you have small birds like thrushes, parrots, starlings, etc., you don't need a bird stand, you can use a bird cage. Only trained birds can be placed directly on the trellis so that they do not fly away.

Whether or not birds are raised in racks depends on the species of birds and the purpose of domestication.

A bird suitable for racking must have the following characteristics:

Larger body size; The temper is relatively calm and steady; Bold and not afraid of people, it is necessary to domesticate a certain skill (bite, hunting, learning to speak).

For caged birds, the cage is not only a constraint on freedom, but also a barrier to protect themselves, and the outside world across the cage, the bird will feel covered, more secure, so usually timid small birds can only be caged.

Most of the parrots of the class.

The birds are basically suitableRacking, finches.

Copper-billed black-tailed finch, copper-billed black-headed finch, tin-billed slippery dust finch, swallow finch, cross-billed finch, yellow finch, Xinzao Zen Su finch... Many other species of birds are also suitable for racking.