Raising budgerigars indoors will cause certain harm to the human body. This is because when budgerigars flap their wings, they will shake off some feathers. These feathers will float indoors and affect the human respiratory tract. The crumbs may also contain some bacteria or mites, which will also have a certain impact on the breeders.

Precautions for raising budgies

1. It is recommended that when raising budgies, you can place the parrots in a cage on the balcony during the day and raise them again at night when the sun goes down. Taking it back indoors will not only allow the budgerigar to have sufficient sunlight, but also ensure the health of the parrot through ultraviolet rays in the sun, which can also reduce the damage to the human body.

2. At the same time, the parrot cage must be kept clean and hygienic. Because the feces in bird cages tend to accumulate, and if the environment is not good, natural bacteria can easily breed, making parrots more susceptible to illness. So remember to clean on time and regularly.

3. Some breeders think that the parrot is too dirty and want to bathe it, but this often leads to the death of the parrot. This is because the parrot is not kept warm in time after washing, so be sure to keep it warm after washing, and be careful not to give it a bath. Baby birds take a bath, and adult parrots can take a bath in the sun to prevent colds.