Different types of parrots have different cold tolerances. For example, budgerigars will freeze to death at 5 degrees Celsius, and peony parrots will freeze to death at temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius. Parrots generally have low cold tolerance. In order to help parrots survive the winter safely, it is best to move them indoors as soon as possible.

It is necessary to take measures to keep parrots warm in winter. The following are the specific methods:

1. The temperature is very low in winter. Keep parrots indoors and try to control the indoor temperature. Around 20 degrees.

2. Before winter, the owner can appropriately increase the proportion of oil seeds in the parrot. The fat in the body can resist the cold.

3. Owners can also change the water they drink to warm water, which can effectively keep them warm.

4. Keeping indoor parrots in winter requires keeping the environment hygienic and cleaning and disinfecting it regularly to prevent it from contracting diseases.

5. Don’t bathe parrots easily: Parrots generally don’t need to take a bath in winter. If you want to take a bath, try to choose a time when the temperature is higher around noon, put warm water in a shallow basin and let it play and bathe. Blow dry after taking a bath to prevent catching a cold.