Causes of diarrhea in parrots:

1. Improper diet. If you feed your parrot some bad feed and unclean water, it is likely to cause diarrhea. After discovering that your parrot has diarrhea, you should check whether there is any problem with the food, drinking water, etc. If there is mildew, uncleanness, etc., they need to be replaced and disposed of in time.

2. Irregular diet. When feeding parrots, pay attention to strictly control the amount of food. You only need to be seven to eight percent full. If fed too much, the parrot may suffer from diarrhea, vomiting, etc.

3. Poor gastrointestinal or mental factors. The parrot's own gastrointestinal problems and some mental factors, such as a sudden change of food, widowhood, and unstable living environment, can cause the parrot to suddenly suffer from diarrhea.

4. Catch a cold. During the change of seasons, the weather changes significantly and the temperature difference is relatively large. If the owner does not pay attention to the weather changes, the parrot will catch cold, which will lead to colds and diarrhea.

5. Infection with parasites. Parasites in the body are also a common cause of diarrhea in parrots, such as Trichomonas and Coccidia.

Treatment methods for parrot diarrhea:

1. Keep warm. If the parrot has diarrhea due to a large temperature difference, you need to keep the parrot warm, prevent it from catching cold, and temporarily stop feeding the parrot fruit and other water-containing food.

2. Ensure food is clean. To check whether the diarrhea is caused by food deterioration, it is best to clean the parrot's food bowl to keep the food clean and healthy. If the diarrhea still occurs, you can also feed some oxytetracycline.

3. Feed drugs. When you find that the color of diarrhea is different from the color of the food, you need to pay attention. You need to clean it every day and try to expose it to the sun. If you have cold and diarrhea, you can feed some berberine.