Poultry

Treating a parrot can be a complex undertaking. First, you need to accurately measure the required dose, and second, you need to be able to administer it. Giving a parrot an injection is easier: in this case, you just need to catch the bird, hold it steady, and insert the needle correctly. However, if you're administering liquid medications (drops, mixtures, etc.), you'll need patience; you'll also need a syringe or dropper. Veterinarians recommend using a syringe. Read the article to learn how to properly and safely administer medication to your pet. How to Properly Give a Parrot Medication in Its Beak: Keep in mind that a parrot is unlikely to accept the medication voluntarily: it will actively resist, scream, and bite. If you administer the mixture incorrectly, it can enter the bronchi or trachea, and then the bird's lungs, causing aspiration. While it may appear as if the bird is choking, this is a very dangerous situation that can even result in the animal's death.Read more

Parrots are active and inquisitive birds. They are interested in their surroundings and, out of boredom, can destroy property. Toys are essential for parrot development, entertainment, and distraction. Pet stores offer a wide variety of bird accessories: the choice of toy depends on the parrot's size and activity level.

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Animals aren't particularly interested in astrological forecasts, but owners will find it helpful to know what awaits their pets in the new year. A horoscope will help them find common ground with their pets, help them in difficult situations, and avoid unpleasant events.Read more

If you've long dreamed of having a talking parrot in your home but doubt you can teach it, know that it's entirely possible, and talkative birds are not uncommon. However, you should be prepared to put in a lot of effort, methodically and patiently training your pet day after day to hone their skills. Furthermore, to ensure your efforts aren't wasted, it's best to familiarize yourself with some of the theoretical intricacies of the training process beforehand.Read more