It s summer, my budgie has shed its fur, does it matter?

Dear little classmates, I am glad that your parents have given you the freedom to raise small animals since you were a child, and you must treat them well.

First of all, let's come to the problem of your fur shedding: my Pip is also shedding, this is to grow better fluff in the winter to maintain body temperature, but, you say never give them a bath, this may also be a problem of hair loss, there may be parasites in it, if you can, let your parents wear gloves, help you remove the feathers of Pipi to check if there are small bugs.

If there is, you can use tea to give them a bath, that is, the second time your parents drink tea, in fact, my sister can also recommend you to use garlic water, that is, use garlic, garlic, slices, and soak water to wash them, but the taste is not good, so in the case that the insects are not serious, it is recommended to wash the fragrance with tea.

It's very cold to take a bath in this weather, my sister doesn't bathe her own Pippi anymore, in the spring and summer, you use a shallow plate, put some water, or a small box, they will jump in and wash themselves. However, if you have to bathe your Pippi now, it is better to put it in the bathroom, turn on the warm lamp if your parents allow, give it once with warm tea, and dry the feathers with a towel.

It doesn't really matter if you want to swing or not, you can hang it in a cage with a stick tied to the ends, and when it is used for a swing, your dad should be able to do it.

Also, as for your Pippi is not energetic, it may be that the warmth work is not done well, ask your mother for an old dress, cover the cage, it's fine.

As for the mouth turning black, you have to know whether it is the mouth or the nose, if the nose turns reddish-brown, it means that your Pippi family can have a chance to have a baby.

Cuttlefish bones are used to supplement calcium, little finches are naturally afraid of people, to take care of them for a long time, my sister still said, if your skin does not bite, you can let your parents catch it, you gently stroke them with your little hands, let them be familiar with you for a long time, and they will get better.

Shedding should be fine. Summer is coming, and the birds need to change their clothes, so there will be hair loss. In general, bird shedding occurs in spring and autumn, and there should be no problem with shedding at this time. My parrot had been shedding all the time, but the vet said it was fine.

It doesn't matter, our tiger skin is shedding its fur more diligently than in spring, and it is everywhere.

It doesn't matter, it's normal.

1. Lack of amino acids, salt, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, etc. in daily feed; Second, the cage density is too large, and the ventilation conditions are poor, so there are many cage birds in groups and few in single cages; 3. The light is too strong, the temperature is too high, and the activity is insufficient; 4. Infection of mites and other ectoparasites; 5. Insufficient nesting materials during breeding, so that the parent birds peck at themselves or chicks to fill in the feathers.

Prevention and treatment of feather pecking:

First of all, attention should be paid to the aviary cage as wide and clean as possible, as soon as possible to isolate the chicks and parent birds separately, reduce the density; Targeted adjustment of feed, increase egg yolk and other sulfur-containing proteins, trace elements and vitamins; Appropriate amount of natural gypsum (containing calcium sulfide), shell powder, bone meal, green fodder, feather meal, etc. (feather powder is not easy to digest and absorb, must be added to water before feeding, mixed in the feed and fed); Regular disinfection and spraying to repel ectoparasites.

For flocks of birds suffering from feather pecking, an electric soldering iron can be used to cut off the beak of the bird, but be careful not to go too far, the pecking habit can be stopped quickly. The food tank should be filled at any time afterwards, otherwise it will cause the bird to refuse to eat due to the pain in the beak during pecking.

When a bird suffers from feather pecking, it can cut a piece of cardboard and put it around its neck to force it to correct its pecking habit.

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Urgent! What to do if a budgie loses its coat when it gets old?

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Recently, my mother has lost her hair and does not eat much, and the hair loss is mainly concentrated in the tail and abdomen, and the hair on her abdomen has fallen so that you can see the flesh. But it still pecks at the hair of its tail, and it is not stable when it sleeps at night, and it flies around and refuses to calm down. I hope you can help me.

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Caged birds, whether they peck by themselves or each other, anus peck, toe peck, eggs or even feces, are collectively referred to as feather pecking or pecking. Featherpecking disease not only seriously affects the ornamental value of caged birds, but also causes anemia, dermatitis, fragile feathers, dull coat color, and sometimes parasite breeding. Therefore, feather pecking disease should be prevented as soon as possible.

Parrots shed their feathers normally in winter, and when the temperature drops in winter, they will change their moults. Parrots need to be kept in proper light to increase the shine of their fur with the help of sunlight. Parrots can also lose their hair when they are infected by parasites, so it is necessary to help the parrot deworm in time and supplement nutrients so that it can grow new hair.

Parrots shed their feathers normally in winter, and when the temperature drops in winter, they will shed their coarse fur and replace their fluff to survive the winter. When keeping a parrot in winter, it is necessary to groom it frequently to reduce shedding.

When raising a parrot, you can let it receive a proper light chain of caution, with the help of sunlight can increase the luster of the hair, but in the strong light in summer, it will cause the parrot's hair to be burned and fall out, so when the light is too strong in summer, it needs to be transferred to a ventilated and cool place.

If the parrot is infected by parasites, it will also lose its hair, so it is necessary to help the parrot deworm and feed it a food with a high protein content to replenish the nutrients so that the parrot can grow new hair.

Summary. Budgies shed their feathers, it may be that budgies have not been in a very happy mood for a period of time recently, just like people, staying in one place for too long, they will feel very boring, and over time budgies will be unhappy and peck at their feathers. There is also a possibility that budgies are usually malnourished, which is why budgies shed their feathers.

It is possible that the budgie is sick for some reason, so it has the symptoms of hair loss.

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Budgies shed their feathers, it may be that budgies have not been in a very happy mood for a period of time recently, just like people, staying in one place for too long, they will feel very boring, and over time budgies will be unhappy and peck at their feathers. There is also a possibility that budgies are usually malnourished, which is why budgies shed their feathers. It is possible that the budgie is sick for some reason, so it has the symptoms of hair loss.

What to do if the budgie has almost lost its belly and underwing hair.

Is it sick, how**.

Most of the causes of budgie shedding are due to diseases. For example, mite parasitism is the most common cause of budgie shedding. The mites are extremely small, about millimeters, round or oval, parasitic at the base of the feathers and cause minor local inflammation.

When mites are parasitized, it can cause severe itching on the parrot's body, and in order to relieve discomfort, budgies will often bite some of the feathers, causing the feathers to fall off.

Humans. Parrots will often bite some of their feathers, causing them to fall off. In budgies that have been shedding, the feathers on the head, back, abdomen or other parts of the body will gradually be lost, and some may even fall off completely.

For this reason, it is very important for parents to help it in time. Breeders can use 1 part of pine tar, 1 part of sulfur, 2 parts of soft soap, 2 parts of 50% alcohol, mix and mix, and then wipe the budgie 3 times a day for 2 weeks, and the effect is very obvious.

In addition, the bird cages where budgies live also need to be cleaned and disinfected in a timely manner. You can use professional disinfection and insecticidal water to spray bird cages to completely kill those parasitic bacteria and fungi, and prevent budgies from being infected with germs and inducing hair loss.

At the same time, keepers should also strengthen the bird's diet management. At this time, you can choose eggs and millet as the staple food, and then add some nutrients such as hair powder to feed, which also promotes the hair growth of budgies.

Causes of parrot hair loss and prevention methods:

1. Moulting. Shedding during moulting is common and easy, sometimes even a lot of it can be touched without trying to catch it. The shedding during this period is generally general, but it is possible to start from scratch first, so it can be determined by observing the bird for several days depending on the age and season of the bird.

2. Lack of trace elements.

When bird food is single, it often leads to the lack of trace elements in birds, especially some oily ingredients, which have the effect of enriching the color of the feathers. If there is no abundant food for a long time**, the feathers of the parrot will be dull at best, and at worst they will fall off in pieces. The solution can be to add some foods rich in trace elements, such as hemp seeds, soybeans, carrots, Shanghai green and other oilseeds and green cherry blossom ingredients.

3. There are parasites.

There are many species of parasites in birds, and parrots often suffer from parasitic diseases, such as feather lice and mites. Once infected, parrots will wilt and the gnawing of the parrot's feathers by feather lice is completely destructive. In order to alleviate the physical discomfort, the parrot will continue to peck at the feathers until it is bald.

It is worth noting that the parasite is contagious, and the sick bird should be isolated and insecticide**, and it is better to return to the cage after at least two months of recovery.

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