Do budgies have bacteria on them? Does keeping budgies bring viruses to people

Parrots can be raised, animals must have a little bacteria, you can give it a bath and there will not be many bacteria, now parrots can be raised, but after touching it, you should wash your hands in time, so that there are no bacteria, and the bacteria on the parrot are a little harmful to people.

Of course, budgies have bacteria on them, except for the sterile room, budgies with bacteria everywhere should also be cleaned up frequently when touching and playing, and should not be over-qualified to avoid bacterial infection.

Yes. A lot. The kind that is hundreds per centimeter, but there are not as many as others, and the type is single.

If people go out every day, the parrot should avoid you, viruses, fungi and bacteria are far beyond the number and variety of its body, bathing? Soap alone can't be washed off. Don't trust ads.

Of course, this has bacteria, and whatever you want has bacteria, so this bacteria is found in all animals.

Parrots certainly have bacteria on them, but they don't have to be pathogenic.

Because every animal has parasites and bacteria, and this parrot is no exception, so it's normal to have bacteria on it, and you just have to avoid some.

I star, I love cleanliness very much, and there are very few bacteria on his body, so you can rest assured that she is a little animal that she loves to be clean!

Keeping budgies does not bring viruses to people, and many people are keeping budgies.

Budgies are simple to breed in captivity, extensively managed, roughage-tolerant, strong, not easy to get sick, and easy to reproduce. Budgies have hooks on their beaks, are strong and powerful, and like to gnaw wood, so they cannot use bamboo cages, but must be raised in metal cages. As a recreational ornamental bird, it can be raised in a small electroplated metal cage with perch bars and rings for parrots to play with.

As a breeding bird, a large square metal cage should be used, the size of the cage is 40 cm long, 35 cm wide, and 35 cm high, and the bottom of the cage is equipped with a drawer-type sand table (dung support board) to facilitate cleaning of manure.

Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, and dispose of bird droppings frequently, it will not.

As long as you put it in a ventilated place, wash your hands with hand sanitizer after washing the basin (and the same goes for parrots), basically not.

Clean up the droppings and keep the parrot in a well-ventilated place. You won't be able to spread the virus. I have been raising birds for more than 10 years, and I have raised budgies for 4 years, and I have no problems at all, including when I was raising bird flu.

Harmful to the human body.

There are many feather lice on budgies, and care must be taken to eliminate parasites. The method of getting rid of lice can be done with veterinary anti-powder or with a magic pen. In addition, budgies are also infested by bloodsucking insects.

Nest boxes are often the base camp for producing bloodsucking insects. After each incubation, the nest box should be scalded with boiling water immediately, and then the box should be coated with an aqueous solution of insecticide BGP that is harmless to the birds, so as to keep it clean and dry to prevent parasites.

Schistosoma is a zoonotic parasite. There are many kinds of storage hosts, mainly more than 30 kinds of animals such as cattle, pigs, dogs, sheep, horses, cats and rodents. Sick people and diseased cattle were the main sources of infection, followed by infected sheep, pigs, dogs, horses, rodents, etc.

Schistosomes are only 4 millimeters in size, so that they are almost unrecognizable to the naked eye, and they mainly hide in Simmons mattresses, bed boards, wall crevices and ceilings, etc., day and night, each blood sucking process lasts for 15 minutes, and the person will feel unbearable itching after the bite, and the redness and swelling will not go away for several days. What's even more unbearable is that if you slap the "eaten" bed bug with your hand, you have to endure its bad smell.

There is no problem, just parrots, but it is better to raise tiger skin cockatiels alive peonies, which are less polluting, easy to take care of, and cheap. King Kong is too expensive.

There is a bacterium called psittacosis that can infect people.

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Healthy tiger skin feathers are not poisonous, but often play with birds or pay attention to hygiene, wash hands before playing, that is good for birds, don't pass on diseases to birds, wash hands after playing that is good for yourself,

Tiger skin is non-toxic, but if you inhale too much feather powder, you will cough.

The top of the adult bird's head is relatively rounded, the beak shell is stronger, the base of the upper beak shell is covered with wax film, and the upper beak shell is curved like a hook; The body feathers are colorful and changeable, the common colors are yellow, green, blue, white, blue-green, light yellow and other colors, because the head, neck and back feathers have black or dark brown horizontal stripes, and the name budgie is borne. The toes are opposite-toe, the second and third toes are forward, and the first and fourth toes are backward, which is suitable for climbing on branches. It is more suitable for holding and feeding.

The tail shape is long and long, and the tail feathers are as long as arrows. The difference between male and female adults is the color of the wax film, the male wax film is blue-blue, and the female bird wax film is flesh brown. The wax film and the base of the beak shell of the adult bird are relatively dull and dull.

The toes are pale flesh-colored.

I've been raising it for 2 months, and if it's poisonous, I'll die a long time ago. However, there are very few tiger fur feathers that have parasites, especially bloodsuckers. If you want to raise a budgie parrot, you can go to the post bar and ask the owner, who is very enthusiastic about dripping ......Budgies are ......more than 7 years old

It is estimated that you have ringworm, you go to the pharmacy to buy "white petroleum jelly" and apply it once every three days, not too much, just evenly.

If it's ringworm, it's fine for more than a week.

Good luck to your tiger skin soon**.

Excuse me: What kind of medicine is used for the hair on the back**What kind of medicine is used for sick red**.

If you don't know, take it to the pet hospital.

It's scary, I think it's better to go to the pet hospital to have a look.

He's not sick, she's that kind of bird.