Precautions for feeding lovebirds:

1. Diet: Lovebirds can eat a variety of bird food, seeds, fruits and vegetables. To ensure balanced nutrition, choose a food mix specially prepared for lovebirds. Avoid giving your lovebirds human food or food that contains sugar, salt, or other foods that are harmful to them.

2. Water source: Lovebirds need clean and fresh water. The water source should be changed regularly and the water basin or drinking fountain should be cleaned.

3. Feeding time: Lovebirds are usually more active in the morning and afternoon, and these two periods are the best feeding times. Don’t eat too much or not enough, serve them in moderation, and check their weight and health regularly.

4. Toys and sports: Lovebirds like to play and exercise very much. They can be provided with various toys and facilities, such as ladders, hammocks, wheels, etc., as well as appropriate space for them to fly and move freely. .

5. Temperature and environment: Lovebirds have strict requirements on temperature and environment. They need to be kept at a suitable temperature and humidity, and protected from direct sunlight or cold wind. Keep the temperature appropriate and avoid temperatures that are too high or too low, especially in winter.

6. Birdcage: To breed lovebirds, use a slightly larger birdcage to provide them with more space for activities. If you want to breed more than one bird, you need to choose a larger birdcage based on the number of lovebirds you want to breed.

7. Take a bath: In order to stay clean, you should take a bath regularly. You can usually take a bath every 1-2 days, but in winter when the temperature is relatively low, you should reduce the frequency of bathing to once every 4-5 days.