The dangers of raising white-eyed birds:

1. May carry germs: white-eyed birds may carry schistosomiasis, encephalitis, influenza and other germs, and there may be bacterial infections Risk to people.

2. Frequently making noise: White-eyed birds like to sing loudly, which will cause noise trouble to the breeding family and surrounding residents.

3. Serious impact on hygiene: White-eyed birds excrete a lot of excrement, which is smelly and pollutes the environment. If feces is not cleaned in time, bacteria can easily breed.

4. It is easy to peck and injure people: The beak of the embroidered bird is particularly sharp and may peck and injure people.

5. Feathers can easily cause allergies: If you keep a bird indoors, people will be very close to the bird and may be allergic to its feathers.

6. Raising white-eyed birds in cages is time-consuming and laborious: raising white-eyed birds in cages requires regular cleaning of the bird droppings. Failure to clean them for a long time will produce a strong odor. Food cans and water cans should be cleaned once a day. The bottom of the cage should be cleaned once every 1-2 weeks, and the cage should be brushed thoroughly in a timely manner.