First of all, the owner needs to know how to tell whether the budgerigar has diarrhea, because the size of the parrot is excreted together. Will mix together, if inexperienced, it is easier to mistake it for parrot diarrhea. But in fact, the parrot is probably just drinking too much water, or eating fresh food with high water content, resulting in more urine. The owner can appropriately reduce the water intake of the parrot, and observe it for a day or two to see the parrot’s poop. Can it return to normal.
If the parrot still has loose stools after reducing water intake, it means that it really has diarrhea. The reason for the diarrhea of the budgerigar may be the following:
First, the parrot catches a cold
Second, eating too much indigestion
Third, eating spoiled food causes diarrhea
The above situation will cause the parrot to become more irritable, hit the bird cage when it sees people, close its eyes when the diarrhea is serious, bury its head in the wings, and have fried hair or drooping feathers.
Treatment:
One-fifth of oxytetracycline grind After it is powdered, pour it into clean water and mix it evenly, put it in the cage and let the parrot drink freely. If the parrot does not drink it, it needs to be forced into it manually. After the parrot has finished drinking the potion, 2 hours later, feed an appropriate amount of parrot-specific probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal flora and relieve the symptoms of diarrhea.
If the budgie has a severe loss of appetite or abstinence, the feed can be mixed with warm water into a rice paste, or mixed with pure oatmeal soup + glucose + probiotics, and then fed with a small amount of syringes .
Pay attention to keeping the parrot warm, avoid too large temperature difference in the environment, and do not let the parrot be directly blown by the cold wind, otherwise the cold may cause the symptoms of diarrhea in the budgerigar to become more serious.
Finally, pay attention to environmental sanitation. All food and contact areas of budgies should be cleaned and disinfected to avoid the possibility of bacteria breeding and infecting people.
