How to deal with cockatiels after laying eggs:

1. Keep warm: Cockatiels are relatively weak after laying eggs and will be more afraid of the cold than before. The owner can put some cotton wool or sawdust in the cage for heat preservation, and try to control the temperature between 25-30 degrees. Avoid temperatures that are too low, causing the female parrot to catch a cold.

2. Diet: Cockatiels also need to pay more attention to their diet after laying eggs. The owner should ensure that the diet is diverse and nutritionally balanced, and the feeding should not be too simple. You can feed them some foods with relatively high nutritional value.

3. Hygiene: After the parrot lays eggs, the owner needs to pay more attention to the hygiene of the cage. To ensure the cleanliness of the cage, it needs to be cleaned about 2 to 3 times a week to avoid bacterial growth. Prevent female parrots and newborn parrots from getting sick.

4. Environment: The owner needs to keep the environment around the parrot quiet. Except for changing food and cleaning, the owner should not disturb them. After laying eggs, the parrot will be more alert and timid than before. If the owner disturbs them frequently, the female parrot may be frightened and give up hatching.

5. Hatching: The owner needs to conduct egg inspection and take out unfertilized and poor quality eggs. Check the safety of eggs regularly to avoid being stepped on by big birds.