What are the requirements for the feed that parrots eat
1. Spring. In spring, the temperature rises, and the temperature difference between morning and evening is large. Parrots are very easy to get sick under this large climate change; and in this season, parrots will become more lively and active, and their calls will increase. Therefore, during this period, the owner needs to appropriately reduce the supply of fatty feed, and feed more green feed to the birds to help the birds “fire down” and prevent the parrot from gaining weight, and at the same time reduce the probability of sudden death of the birds.
Second, summer. In summer, the temperature is high and the weather is hot, which is easy to cause intestinal diseases in parrots. Therefore, during this period, the owner needs to pay attention to keeping the feed fresh, and pay attention to update the green feed and drinking water in time. In addition, since summer is the period of parrot moulting, the owner also needs to appropriately increase protein and mineral feed for feeding, and reduce the proportion of fatty feed.
Three, autumn. Autumn is the best season for parrots to raise fat. During this period, the main thing is to ensure that the parrots have sufficient calorie intake to prepare them for wintering. In order to achieve this purpose, it is necessary to increase the fat content in the feed.
Fourth, winter. With cooler temperatures in winter, helping parrots successfully overwinter is the focus of this stage. During this period, it is necessary to keep the temperature of the breeding environment appropriate and constant, and it must not be hot and cold; in addition, it is necessary to appropriately increase the protein and fat content ratio in the parrot feed, so that the parrot has enough fat to resist freezing and produce ability. Note that if parrot breeding is arranged in this season, the requirements such as temperature, humidity and feed should be strictly handled.
