Budgerigar diarrhea may be caused by drinking too much water or eating the wrong food, which leads to indigestion. At the same time, parrots will also have diarrhea when they catch a cold. But when you see a parrot with its eyes closed, its head tucked into its wings, and its body feathers or wing feathers drooping, you should consider whether the parrot is sick. Parasites, bacterial and viral infections can also cause severe diarrhea in parrots.

Solutions for budgies with diarrhea

1. If your budgie eats food containing a lot of water or drinks too much water and causes diarrhea, don’t be too nervous. , can appropriately reduce water intake to alleviate the condition of budgerigars suffering from diarrhea.

2. When the environment in which budgerigars are kept is unevenly hot and cold, the budgerigar will also suffer from diarrhea. The owner needs to move the budgerigar to a warm and dry room. A heating lamp can be prepared at night to prevent the cold and keep the budgerigar warm. Slowly warming up, the intestines and stomach will slowly be relieved.

3. The parrot has diarrhea and opens its mouth due to overeating, indigestion, feed deterioration, etc. In this case, you can add Geyin liquid bacteria to the water to help the parrot maintain its intestinal flora. balance. After that, be sure to keep the room quiet to reduce the parrot's stress response and diarrhea caused by it.

4. If the gastroenteritis in the budgerigar is caused by parasites, bacteria or viral infections, it needs to be dewormed or fed antibiotics, and the living environment needs to be changed, and the breeding cage should be cleaned in time to avoid recurrence. .