How can you tell if a peony parrot has parasites on it?

If there is one, you can't see it, unless you pick up his hair and look at it, you will see it, and generally it won't, you can also bathe him, it's okay.

Living environment. During the breeding season, they form groups of about 20 to 80 individuals, and their lives are very noisy, and they often hear the sharp and piercing chirp before they can see their traces; They usually gather in large numbers in agricultural areas, foraging for millet, corn and cereal crops, sometimes in the hundreds. They usually like to forage mostly on the ground, and their personality is very lively and bold, and they can be approached at a very close distance.

Title. When a bird is found to be restless and pecking at its feathers, it is a sign that a bug is harassing it.

The main ectoparasites that peony parrots are susceptible to are: mites, ticks, lice, etc. Insects like small red dots are called mites, ticks are black, and feather lice are black-gray and are the least easy to spot.

In the personal breeding of peony parrots, it is felt that the main attack on peony parrots is mainly feather lice, and the feather lice will come out at night to frantically suck the blood of the peony parrot, causing the peony parrot to be restless.

How to observe whether there are parasites: You can use a flashlight to shine around the cage and breeding box at night to see if there are small red dots that move, and there are feather lice, which must be killed quickly.

From the three aspects of the parrot's decreased appetite, messy and sparse feathers, and the parrot vomiting, it can be judged that there are insects on the birth.

1. Decreased appetite

Trichomonas can affect the digestive system of parrots, affect the appetite of parrots, and cause a serious decline in the amount of food eaten by the birds, a large amount of mucus in the mouth, and the young birds in severe cases will also have diarrhea and gradually lose weight.

2. The feathers are messy and sparse

If the feathers of the parrot gradually become sparse and the color is no longer bright, it means that the health of the parrot is not good, and the parrot's body lacks nutrients for a long time, so the feathers will fall off in large quantities and become dull.

3. Parrot vomiting

When the number of trichomoniasis reaches a certain level, the parrot will vomit frequently, and the vomit is often yellowish and sometimes mixed with blood.

Solution

1. First of all, it is necessary to improve feed management and hygiene, change fresh feed and clean drinking water for parrots every morning and evening, and clean the bird cage hygiene.

2. Feed parrots metronidazole tablets, 20-50mg kg body weight, once a day, continuous feeding for 7 days, if the effect of metronidazole tablets is not good, you can change to rotronidazole, mix in water and feed, 100-200mg liters of water, let the parrot eat freely, and feed continuously for 7 days.

3. An appropriate amount of vitamins and antibiotics can be added to the feed to enhance the resistance of the parrot and prevent secondary infection caused by gastrointestinal inflammation.

Messy feathers: When feather lice appear on a parrot's body, the feathers can become very messy. Nervousness: Parrots are affected by mites.

At the time of the violation, symptoms of bleeding appear, and at the same time mental instability becomes unstable. Not eating: parasites appear in the parrot's body.

It will make the feathers dull and not like to eat. Prevention: Ensure that the environment is clean.

1. Messy feathers

When the parrot has feather lice, its feathers will become very messy, and some will fall off or be incomplete, and when the symptoms are severe, ** surface bleeding, and at this time the parrot is very nervous and does not like to eat.

2. Nervousness

Parrots are sometimes attacked by mites, which are small and difficult to observe, and they are active at night, not easy to spot, and the mites will suck the blood of the parrot, causing the parrot to have bleeding symptoms and become mentally unstable.

3. Don't eat

When the parrot's feathers become dull, they do not like to eat, and the amount of bowel movements is significantly reduced, and the body becomes emaciated, it may be due to the presence of parasites in the body, which can parasitize the stomach of the parrot and cause serious effects on it.

4. Prevention methods

Parrots have insects that can have adverse effects on health, during breeding, to ensure the hygiene of the surrounding environment, and regularly clean up the debris and excrement in the bird cage, if you find relevant symptoms, you can buy special deworming drugs**.

Get straight to the point, see the topic. Let's briefly talk about the questions that the questioner is puzzled about, and it's not strange that the bird friends are wrong in the discussion. The birder above said it very well, because parrots do breed parasites.

In order to reduce and eliminate parrot ectoparasites such as mites and lice, a few suggestions are for reference:

1.Frequent sun exposure, frequent sun exposure can reduce the breeding of ectoparasites.

2.Bathe your parrot regularly. Regular bathing of parrots can reduce the infestation of ectoparasites.

3.Kills parasites in vitro. Parrots that have been infected with ectoparasites can be considered with professional mite lice insecticides.

Parrots have parasites on them. Because parrots have more vigorous feathers, it is easy to hide some parasites under the feathers, such as bloodsuckers, feather lice, etc. These parasites can harm the health of parrots.

Peony parrots have parasites on them, and there are three main cases:

1. Ectoparasitic diseases.

Parasitic insects in vitro, including mites, feather lice, and bird ticks, feed on blood and bite organic matter from feathers. Sick birds have normal respiratory and digestive systems, but are irritable, have a loss of appetite, and have loose feathers. In severe cases, there will be ** suppuration, hair loss, anemia and other symptoms.

2. Internal parasitic diseases; The internal parasites of peony parrots, including roundworms, arthródriasis, nematodes, etc., especially after young birds and sub-adult birds are infected with these parasites, the bird's physical fitness will decline, the body's immunity will decrease, and it is easy to induce coccidiosis and trichomoniasis infection and other complications.

3. Alternative endoparasitic diseases.

The main parasites of this kind of disease are coccidiosis and trichomoniasis, which are mostly caused by parrot individuals with poor constitution and weakened immunity. Diseased bird droppings are green, black-brown, or red in color. In severe cases, there will be blood streaks in the stool, sticky secretions and caseous substances in the esophagus (not the upper jaw), and trichomoniasis will appear in the corners of the mouth.

1. Common parasites on parrots

Common parasites for parrots include fleas, ticks, parasitic crustaceans, nematodes, and more. Among them, fleas are a parasite that can cause severe allergic reactions, which can cause parrots to produce a strong itching sensation and even cause ulcers. Ticks, on the other hand, can cause infections and spread diseases.

Crustacean parasites include three types: parasitic stage, peristaltic stage and vesicular stage, of which the parasite stage can cause symptoms such as lumps and ulcers on the body of birds, and the peristaltic stage can move freely in the body of birds and eventually form the vesicle stage. Nematodes are a group of elongated parasites that often live on the intestines and internal organs of parrots, causing symptoms such as discomfort and gastrointestinal upset.

2. The harm of parasites on parrots

The parasites on parrots can directly lead to stunted growth and development of birds, with symptoms such as discomfort, loss of appetite and lack of energy, and at the same time, indirect lead grinding causes birds to lose their immunity and susceptibility to diseases. In addition, some parasites can cause tooth loss, limb numbness, and even death, which can seriously endanger the health and life of parrots.

3. How to prevent parasites on parrots

Avoid adding untreated food to parrots, regularly clean and disinfect parrots, regularly go to the pet hospital for physical examinations, and choose the corresponding ** plan according to the advice of the pet doctor, these are the key measures to prevent and ** parasites on parrots. In addition, it can also be carried out by drug spraying, disinfectant, special bath agent, etc., which can effectively kill body surface parasites and reduce the pain of parrots.

4. Conclusion

Parasites are ubiquitous organisms, and they are an unavoidable problem for pets. Parrot parasites are also a common disease, for parrot keepers, pay attention to the health of parrots, pay attention to the prevention and ** parasites, regular cleaning and disinfection and other measures are very important.

Parrots have parasites, and because of their vigorous feathers, they are easily attacked by feather lice and blood-sucking insects, and these parasites are very harmful to the health of parrots. When the keeper finds that the parrot has feather lice on it, it is necessary to bathe the parrot to remove the feather lice, and rub talcum powder on the parrot**. Usually the keeper also needs to feed the parrot with deworming medicine regularly.

Parrots have parasites on their bodies, and parrots are very vulnerable to feather lice due to their vigorous feathers, and they can also be parasitized by bloodsucking insects. These parasites have a great impact on the health of parrots, and in severe cases, they can lead to the death of parrots.

When the breeder finds that the parrot has feather lice on it, it is necessary to bathe the parrot and wash the feather lice off. Afterwards, the breeder can apply talcum powder to the parrot** to keep the body refreshed.

Breeders also need to feed their parrots regularly to ensure that they are not attacked by parasites. Breeders need to ensure that the environment is clean and hygienic and the food is safe.

If there are insects on the outside of the parrot's body, there will be symptoms such as messy feathers, bleeding, etc., and the mental state will deteriorate. If the worm on the parrot is in the body, then it will cause it to have no appetite, malaise and other manifestations. If the parrot's respiratory tract is infected with parasites, then there will be coughing, voice change, difficulty breathing, etc.

If the parrot has symptoms such as messy feathers, bleeding, and poor spirits, it may be that there are insects on the outside of the parrot. At this time, the owner needs to deworm the parrot, such as bathing the parrot, applying medicine, etc., which can effectively remove the parasite.

If there are worms in the body of the parrot, then the parrot will have a poor appetite, malaise, etc. If the worms in the parrot's body are in the stomach, then the parrot's appetite will be reduced or even no appetite, and the owner can go to the pharmacy to buy a special anthelmintic drug for the parrot **.

If the parrot has a cough, change of voice, and difficulty breathing, it is likely that the parrot's respiratory tract is infected with parasites. In this case, the parrot is very dangerous and may be life-threatening, and the owner needs to treat the parrot immediately.