How to bathe a peony parrot?

Choose to bathe parrots in warmer weather and choose sprayers. Just put cold water in it (warm water is ok, don't scald it), and the parrot will comb its feathers by itself.

Just spray the parrot with a sprayer, but be careful not to spray it on the front of the budgerigar, which will make the budgerigar feel uncomfortable; Don't spray too often. Spray once every once in a while to give parrots a chance to breathe and comb their feathers.

It is generally better to spray it on the side of parrots. Finally, the bath time should be moderate, not too long, and don't spray the parrot too wet, so it is not easy to catch a cold and get sick.

If the parrot is too small, it is suggested to shorten the bath time and reduce the number of times, because some parrots will not comb their feathers in time, which will lead to a cold.

Extended data:

There are 9 species of genus * *, of which 8 species are distributed in south-central Africa. Birds have escaped from cages in northern Tanzania, Serengeti National Park, Rwanda and Burundi, and most of them live in coastal areas such as Tanzania and Kenya.

Peony parrot can breed all year round, and the main breeding seasons are February-March and 4- 10. Only females hatch eggs, and there are about 4-6 eggs in the nest; Caged birds are very lively and active. They are very strong birds and love to sing.

Sometimes it's noisy and gnawing. Toys and fresh branches can be provided as appropriate. Besides common mixed seeds, providing vegetables, fruits, grains and other foods can make them healthier.