How to bathe a cockatiel:

1. Cockatiels are born with the ability to bathe themselves. The owner prepares a water basin of suitable depth for it and places it in a sunny place. Where the birds jump in to take a bath themselves.

2. For cockatiels that are too young and not suitable for direct water washing, the owner can prepare a watering can and spray it on the parrot when bathing, and then the cockatiel will open its wings and clean itself. feather.

3. Another method is sunbathing. Sunbathing is the simplest. Just put the parrot in a sunny place and let it be exposed to sunlight. This kind of sunbathing can disinfect the parrot. It is especially suitable for winter, and some younger parrots use sunbathing to bathe.

Precautions for bathing cockatiels:

1. For cockatiels that don’t like bathing, the owner cannot force it, and let the parrot have more contact with water. Such as the water from faucets, bathtubs, and bathroom heaters. Over time, it will not be afraid of water, and will even take the initiative to find water to take a bath.

2. When the owner uses a watering can to bathe the cockatiel, pay attention to the water column of the watering can being smaller. If the water is sprayed too hard, it will easily get into the cockatiel's ears, causing otitis media.

3. There is no hard time requirement for bathing cockatiels. The owner can spray water on them once a week, when there is sunshine at noon, or take a bath when they are very dirty. When the weather is cold, be sure to dry the parrot in time.