Is it normal for parrot feces to be green with water?

It is not normal for parrot feces to be green with water.

Daily stools should be gray. If the parrot's stool is green and not watery, it is probably diarrhea caused by gastrointestinal diseases. The gastrointestinal diseases of parrots will seriously threaten their lives. If the owner encounters this situation, he should be sent to the hospital for treatment in time.

If parrots catch cold or have parasites in their bodies, they will also have green feces with water. At this time, the owner needs to put the parrot in an environment with suitable temperature as soon as possible to help the parrot relieve its symptoms. If the parrot eats too much at a time, or the food hygiene is not up to standard, it will also lead to diarrhea. At this time, the owner can feed the parrot some probiotics and other drugs to help the parrot relieve its symptoms.

Life span of parrots

The life span of parrots is generally about 5 to 10 years, but different parrot species have different life spans. Small parrots are usually 7 to 20 years old, and the average life expectancy of medium-sized parrots is 20 to 50 years old. Some medium-sized parrots can live to be about 80 years old, such as sunflower cockatoo, Amazon parrot and gray parrot. The life span of parrots is related to many aspects, such as species, environment, food and so on.

To keep the living environment of parrots clean and tidy, clean up the feces every day, change the drinking water once or twice, bathe the birds frequently if the weather is not too cold, and disinfect the water bowls of cages and food boxes frequently. This diet is balanced in nutrition. If possible, try to buy imported tonic pills as a staple food. You can feed whole grains for a day or two a week for a change, and add some vegetables and fruits to supplement vitamins. Put cuttlefish bones and sanitary sand in a cage to grind the bird's mouth and supplement calcium and minerals.