Because of its strong vitality, budgies have become one of the birds that many people want to keep. Many netizens will ask whether it is normal for budgies to pull green stools, and what medicines do budgerigars take for green stools. Let the editor take you to see this question, what to do when the budgerigar pulls green poop!

Parrots should not be fed too much polished rice or peanuts and raw vegetables, which will cause budgies to have diarrhea. If the pet owner does not pay attention when feeding the budgerigar, feeding the budgerigar with some moldy feed or unclean drinking water will also cause it to diarrhea. Therefore, pet owners should check the ingredient content table and production date when purchasing feed, and it is best to replace the feed and water that have been left overnight with fresh ones. It is necessary to clean the tableware of the budgerigar frequently and keep it clean and hygienic to avoid the phenomenon of diarrhea in the budgerigar.

Some budgerigars themselves The gastrointestinal function of the budgie is poor. If the parrot’s feed formula is suddenly changed or a new living environment is changed, it may cause the flora in the budgie to flocculate, thereby causing the budgie to have diarrhea. For this type of diarrhea, you can appropriately reduce the intake of high-fat and high-protein, reduce the burden on the stomach, feed more feeds with high crude fiber content, and mix in an appropriate amount of Geyin liquid bacteria to help coordinate the flora and stabilize the intestines , and then observe for 2 to 3 days. After the budgerigar slowly adapts, the phenomenon of diarrhea will be reduced. When changing the feed in the future, you can mix the old and new feed together, and then slowly reduce the amount of the old feed. It is always a process of adaptation.

Budgies grow in In tropical and temperate regions, the body temperature is generally higher than that of other pets. When the temperature is lower than 10 ℃, parrots can't stand it and are easy to catch cold. In addition, the pet owner usually does not pay attention to the weather changes, which causes the budgerigar to get cold and cold. Generally, the parrot will often bury its head under the wings when it is cold. If pet owners see budgerigars exhibiting such phenomena, they should transfer the parrots to indoor breeding in time, and do a good job of windproof work. No special care is required.

There is still hope that you must pay attention to the warmth of the budgerigar, and remember to prepare some favorite food for him!