Methods for caring for budgerigars with colds:

1. Warm up and keep warm. It needs to be moved to a warm environment and the ambient temperature should be stabilized at around 25°C to avoid cold wind. In addition, a layer of thick mats or straw can be placed in the cage to keep it warm.

2. Wipe your nose. Symptoms of nasal congestion may occur after a cold, resulting in difficulty breathing. You can use a cotton swab to wipe the mucus and surrounding secretions in the nasal cavity to keep breathing smooth. You can also feed some light salt water appropriately.

3. Feed drugs. During the follow-up treatment period, the budgerigar can be fed bird-specific cold medicine for treatment, and bird-specific medicine powder can be soaked in water for consumption.

4. Supplement nutrition. Parrots during a cold period are in poor physical condition and need to be fed special nutrients for these birds to help restore physical needs and improve immunity.

5. Pay attention to body temperature. After the budgerigar catches a cold, you should also pay attention to changes in body temperature. If the owner does not pay attention, it is likely to burn the eyes and blind the parrot. The parrot must be provided with sufficient and clean water.