People who keep parrots must be careful, there are taboos in raising parrots

People who keep parrots must be careful because parrots can be harmful to people. Parrots can carry viruses and bacteria, which can lead to infectious diseases if they bite or touch humans. In addition, parrot feathers and feces may also pose a threat to human health, such as causing allergic reactions, respiratory infections, etc.

Therefore, parrot owners must take protective measures, such as wearing gloves, avoiding parrots from coming into contact with humans**, and cleaning bird cages regularly. For families with young children, pay special attention to keeping children away from parrots and educate children not to touch or be near wild animals. In addition, parrot owners should also pay attention to the behavior of parrots and avoid aggressive behavior of parrots, so as not to cause harm to humans.

First, don't feed melon seeds to parrots, generally speaking, people eat melon seeds, containing some additives, will cause parrots more serious liver and kidney damage. The weight of the person is relatively heavy, and after eating, there is nothing too big, but the parrot with a small weight will react after eating it.

Second, do not feed the parrot some moldy food and bird food, after the food is stored for a long time, it will deteriorate and become damp, and do not feed it to the parrot, otherwise it will easily lead to Aspergillus flavus poisoning and death.

Thirdly, do not hit the parrot, for example, if the parrot does something wrong, if the owner hits it, then the parrot's personality will become very autistic, and it is more difficult to teach the parrot to speak.

Fourth, do not wrap a rope around the parrot's feet, after a long time, it is possible to tie this part, it will be strangled in, causing a deep wound, and even suppuration, resulting in local necrosis, and in severe cases, amputation may be required.

Fifth, the indoor temperature must be kept constant, not too hot, not too cold. If the temperature is less than a dozen degrees below zero, then the parrot will be cold to death. If the temperature is higher than 30 degrees, it can also cause heat stroke in parrots.

In addition, in the summer, do not take the parrot outside for a walk, or hang it directly on the balcony to bask in the sun, it is easy to get sunburned.

Parrots are a very interesting pet, they can imitate human language, they are lively and alert, and they can become a member of the family. However, not every family is suitable for parrots, and here are the reasons why you should never keep one:

1.Loud noise.

Parrots are naturally fond of making all kinds of sounds, whether they are roaring, woodpecker-like tapping, or toy ropes, which are unbearable. If you live in an apartment or a multi-family dwelling, the noise from parrots can affect your neighbors.

2.Not enough space.

Parrots are large birds and need plenty of space for their activities. If you live in a small apartment or a house with little space, having a parrot can make them feel depressed and uneasy.

3.The cost of food is high.

Parrots need a lot of food to maintain their health. They require a wide variety of foods, including cereals, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and more. In addition, parrots need to chew constantly in order to grind off their long beaks. As a result, the food cost of raising parrots is extremely high.

4.It hurts.

Parrots are wild birds that will scream and attack people if they are upset or uncomfortable. After being trained to humanize hail, parrots may develop separation anxiety if they are away from their owners for long periods of time, causing them to become aggressive.

In conclusion, it takes a lot of time, energy, and money to raise a parrot. If you can't provide the space, food, entertainment, and social needs they need, it can become difficult to keep a parrot. Therefore, never raise a parrot recklessly, and make a decision after careful consideration.