Can parrots be kept in a bedroom or room and will it be bad for people?

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.

It is recommended to keep parrots on the balcony, not in the bedroom or room, especially if there are elderly people and children at home. There are two considerations:

1.Noises. Parrots have a beautiful coat, but they do not have a beautiful and moving song, and the song of most species of parrots can be called "noise", especially after entering the breeding season, the song is more frequent and unacceptable.

Keeping a parrot in the bedroom can interfere with the rest of the family.

2.Environmental "pollution". This "pollution" is a quotation mark pollution, mainly in the food produced in the breeding of food skins, shells will be scattered, parrot droppings, parrot body feathers and feathers will cause pollution to the surrounding environmental hygiene.

To sum up, it is recommended that it is better to give the parrot a separate space if possible.

<> nagging and talking so much, it is not strange for bird friends to discuss and say wrong, I hope it will help you.

Parrots can be kept in a bedroom or room, but consider that they may have some adverse effects.

First of all, parrots are relatively small birds, and their bodies contain a lot of bacteria and viruses. If parrots are kept in a room, they can bring bacteria and viruses into the air, affecting people's health.

Secondly, parrots are active pets that need a lot of exercise and space, and if the room is too small or not spacious enough, it can affect their health and well-being.

So, if you want to keep a parrot in your bedroom or room, make sure they have enough space and exercise, clean their cages and utensils regularly, and keep the room well ventilated. Also, if you have any history of respiratory illness or allergies, it's best to avoid contact with parrots to reduce the risk of infection.

It won't hurt you if you put him in a birdcage, and if you don't bother him, you can put it in your room.

Black parrots are rare, only people who know a lot about parrots have seen them, have you ever seen them. Today, I will talk to you, is the round birdcage suitable for parrots?

The earliest days of our Chinese birdcages were to raise thrushes.

Magpies, embroidered eyes.

For ornamental birds such as orioles, the structure of the birdcage is usually made of bamboo or wood, and the parrot is very fond of gnawing and needs a sturdy material to make the birdcage. Most of the parrots on the market are made of metal, with a variety of shapes and styles, including round, square, rectangular, and rich in size, among which the most used is the rectangular bird cage, and the round bird cage is relatively rare, so why?

Reasons why a round birdcage can't keep parrots.

Most of the players who buy metal cages are parrot novices, and they usually don't know the disadvantages of the cage when they look good and don't take up space.

1. Space is limited.

The space of the cage is relatively small, and the cockatiens and small suns are raised.

It is not recommended to use a round cage for parakeets, because the tail feathers of parrots are very long, and the tail feathers are easy to break and wear, etc.

2. Parrot supplies.

Parrot supplies are almost always designed for square cages, the choice is limited, and it is boring to have no toy parrots. In addition, the cage on the surface of the cage is not directly faced, and the splash-proof food box and breeding box are not suitable for external hanging, so they can only be placed inside, thus reducing the activity space of the parrot.

3. Potential safety hazards.

The gap at the top of the cage is small, and the parrot's toes, beak, and tail feathers may be stuck and unable to get out of the trap on their own, which will cause the parrot to amputate and lose its feathers, and even die.

Fourth, cleaning trouble.

The round birdcage chassis is connected to the birdcage, which is troublesome to disassemble each time it is cleaned, and the small voids are not easy to clean.

5. Psychological effects.

The round cage has no corners where the parrot can hide, making it insecure in the long run.

Parrots are in a state of mental stress for a long time, which can lead to depression, biting, cage collision and other overreactions.

Summary of knowledge: we raise parrots or choose a square cage with corners is better, stainless steel is durable, galvanized is cost-effective, and medium and large parrots can choose a stand.

Parrots can be kept in the bedroom or room.

Get straight to the point, see the topic. Let's briefly talk about the questions that the questioner is wondering about, and it is not strange for bird friends to discuss and say wrong, I hope it will help you.

Seeing that the bird friends were discussing very enthusiastically, the old man also nagged a few words. Parrots enter the family as ornamental birds, adults and children like it, but if you put parrots in the bedroom or room is not appropriate, although most parrots are artificially bred ornamental birds, they have long been away from the wild, but parrots are still animals after all, and the following problems will occur in the bedroom:

1.Feather dandruff. Feather dander can be produced regardless of whether it is moulted or not, and for some sensitive people, it can cause an allergic reaction to feather dander.

Especially if there are elderly people and children at home, it is not suitable to have close contact with parrots.

2.Sanitation is difficult to maintain. When parrots eat, they will have a lot of spills, especially when eating food with skin, and the dander of the grain will also splash everywhere.

3.Another point that most people may overlook is that parrots are birds, feather lice and mites that are unique to the body of birds.

It is also very troublesome, although humans are not the reservoir of feather lice, but it is still a little inappropriate to let parrots and humans live in the same room.

There is so much to talk about, and it is not strange that bird friends are wrong in the discussion, and these suggestions are only for the reference of the questioner.

Can be placed on....But there is a lot of parrot feather powder....If you have a baby, it is best not to put it in the bedroom or baby room...There are also people who are allergic to feather powder....In addition, there is no disadvantage in washing the cage frequently, changing water and food frequently, and maintaining hygiene.

The right ambient temperature for raising parrots.

When raising parrots, the temperature is not particularly important, because parrots are very tolerant to changes in ambient temperature. However, the wrong temperature can also cause the parrot to get sick and die, so what kind of temperature is the right temperature?

The discomfort of indoor temperature can reduce the parrot's physique and immunity, and even lead to the death of the parrot. Most species of parrots have some resistance to the cold, but some parrot owners don't understand this, so they warm up near the birdcage in winter. The result is that when the parrot travels between the cage and the sports field, the temperature difference varies too much, making the bird cold.

As long as the parrot is not hungry or blown by the wind, and the room temperature is above 5 in winter, the parrot can survive the winter comfortably. Parrots are actually afraid of heat, and heat hurts parrots far more than cold. When the ambient temperature exceeds 35, most parrots become restless; When the temperature exceeds 37, some parrots with poor constitution may be affected by the central nervous system.

Paralysis and death.

Prevent parrots from heat stroke.

The method is simple: pay attention to indoor ventilation in summer, do not put bird cages and perches in places with strong light, give new fruits and vegetables to the feed, cool down indoors with air conditioning or ice cubes when possible, and spray parrots when it is hot.

It can be placed in the living room, as an ornament, it is best not to put it in the bedroom, there are bacteria in unhygienic conditions, and there are invisible bacteria in the feathers of animals, so it is not good for health.

Parrots are not recommended to be kept in the bedroom or room.

Of course, parrots are better placed outside.

However, it should not be exposed to the sun, it is best to have very good air circulation and a cool place.

Because parrots can grow healthily in the growth environment.

Parrots should be kept indoors, and when the weather is good, they can be put outdoors to bask in the sun. But it should still be put indoors, after all, pets nowadays are suitable for indoor environments.

Actually, I think birds can be kept outdoors and close to nature, but when the weather is raining and so on, it is best to bring the parrot indoors, and you can also hang it on the closed balcony, after all, in such a closed place, some germs and other things are isolated outside.

If it is drizzling, it is placed indoors in spring, autumn, and winter, and outdoors in summer; If it's a downpour, it goes without saying; If it is warm and sunny, it is placed outdoors in spring, autumn, and winter, and indoors in summer; Bright sunlight can be placed outdoors in winter, but not for too long; Put it inside the house on snowy days; Cloudy days are placed indoors in spring and winter, and outdoors in autumn and summer.

Parrot breeding is generally placed indoors, so that he can get used to the indoor environment, if it is not easy to manage outdoors for a long time, it can not be artificially cultivated if it is a habit.

Hello friends, it is generally better to put it outdoors, if it is placed indoors, the parrot may not adapt to the growth, under normal circumstances, it will be happier and happier when it is placed outdoors.

It's better for me to keep it indoors, but if I put it outdoors, if I encounter a large bird and attack him, then her life will be gone.

Parrots are generally kept indoors, and normally indoors are made of life, liveliness or placed at the door.

Of course, the parrot is still placed outside, he can accept the sun and rain, and put some food outside, so that he can see the world of flowers outside, which is very eye-catching.

It's better to keep the parrot outside, because after all, it's a small animal, and there are some bacteria on it, so it's not good to be in the same room with him, so let him enjoy it outside. It's still good.

It's better to keep it indoors. Pet birds are kept in cages, unlike birds in the wild, they can find a place to escape the heat when it is hot, and they can find a place to take shelter when it rains.

It is exposed to direct sunlight for a long time, or in the rain, and is prone to illness.

The general parrot should be kept indoors, because it is more valuable and easy to be violated by other animals in the mind, so it is safer to keep it indoors.

Parrot breeding in general, placed indoors will be more suitable, parrots have certain requirements for the breeding environment, it is best to feed professional feed, which is more conducive to its healthy growth.

Parrots can usually be kept indoors, and if there are conditions that have domesticated parrots that do not need a cage to know the owner, they can be taken outdoors.

Tiger skins prefer to be outdoors, with a few exceptions: when the air is fresh and there is soft sunlight in spring, they are placed outside, and when it is rainy, they are placed inside; In summer, it is advisable to put it outside just after the rain, and it is also advisable to put it outside in the drizzle, in a cool place when the sun is strong, and in the house when it rains heavily; In autumn, it is advisable to put warm sunlight outside, rain inside the house, and cloudy days outside; In winter, warm sunlight is placed outside, rainy weather is placed inside, and snow days are placed indoors in warm rooms.

I think it depends on what kind of house you live in. If it is a villa, you can choose to use it in the outdoor gazebo. Otherwise it can be hung on the balcony indoors.

Is it better to put the business indoors or outdoors, I think it is better to put it indoors, because she feels safer because of the strength, and the air is also better, not so long.

Because is it better for me to put it indoors, or outdoors? Because it's also very good for me to put it indoors, after all, people small, and there is no smell, so I think of course it's good to touch indoors, put it outdoors, in case it flies away and never comes back, what should I do? It's a pity that there is good English.

Just like other people, try to be outdoors during the day, and take it home at night, you need to have a safe place.

Is it better to keep parrots indoors or outdoors? I think it's definitely better to put it outside, because parrots also like fresh air, the air outside will be better, and the parrot's mood will be better.

If it's a parrot, we can still put it in the place where we eat it, after all, the environment where we eat it is as long as it is ventilated. It's still good for his growth.

Nowadays, most parrots are kept indoors because they can be noisy and affect their neighbors when they are outdoors.

Is it better for me to keep it indoors or outdoors? Because it belongs to the non-mother, of course I put it outdoors, so I put it outdoors, and the more things he touches, the stronger the ability to introduce sunlight.

Parrots are generally kept on the balcony of the room, and it is best to let it have a relatively large space for activities and close the balcony for it to play.

Is it better to keep it indoors or outdoors? I'm better off outside. It is not suitable to be placed in the house.

Because don't these birds usually be placed on the balcony? And parrots love to call.

Is it better to keep a parrot indoors or outdoors? It depends on the environment, if the weather is better, it still needs to be placed outdoors, so that it is closest to nature and is conducive to the physical and mental health of children.

If there are conditions, it is better to put it outdoors, so that the parrot is lively, and it should be ventilated indoors.

Aren't all parrots kept indoors? Because our country is not the origin of parrots, especially in the northern region in autumn and winter, parrots can not survive outdoors, so parrots can only be raised indoors, parrots need human help, especially to teach parrots to learn, etc., these are not allowed to put parrots outdoors!

Parrots are definitely the best ones to keep outside for me. Because it's my air, the view, and the view. Birds are more suitable for being outdoors.

Therefore, budgies are often slightly afraid of cold, not afraid of heat, generally in summer budgies as long as they are not exposed to direct sunlight is basically unhindered, winter temperatures above minus 5 degrees Celsius keepers can also sit back and relax, of course, this is based on the premise that the breeder does a good job of windproof measures, in short, if it is not in the north of the extremely cold place, the keeper only needs to do enough windproof and anti-freezing measures (cage covered with old thick cotton jacket, etc.), of course, if like the current season exchange period, budgies are best not to be raised outdoors, Otherwise, it is difficult to prevent them from suffering from seasonal illnesses such as colds due to their inability to adapt to temperature changes.