Pet Parrots

Parrots are among the birds that are found in green, yellow, white, blue and other colors. Breeds of parrots that talk like humans are often kept in homes and the practice of keeping talking parrots is more common.

Small parrots of Australian breed are just ornaments in the cages in the houses, but the large parrots become so familiar with the family due to their ability to speak normally that they are members of the house.

Their prices also vary by size and breed. Small parrots can be bought for a few hundred rupees, but the prices of rare Macaws, Cockatoos and Gray Parrots range from 40,000 to 150,000 rupees.

Parrots are expensive, but their monthly cost of food and care is much lower than other pets and birds. The reason is that parrots also eat fruits, vegetables, grains, and bread with passion.

Be it domesticated birds or any animal, their nature is very sensitive. Take care of them like small children, take care of their food and rest, protect them from noise and pollution and their mood will be fine.

It is best to keep small children away from animals and birds. Because no matter how familiar the animal is, it is still an animal, and your slightest carelessness in this regard can cause harm to both the child and the animal.

Recent research has shown that spending time with and loving animals and birds can reduce stress. Perhaps this is the reason why people in western countries prefer to keep a dog instead of keeping the tension of loved ones and relatives.

You should also spend time with the pet at home, feed it, and take care of it like a member of your family. You will forget your worries while enjoying its innocent mischiefs.

Food for Parrots

Take special care of the nutrition of your parrots for better growth and reproduction. Use sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, corn, groundnuts, sorghum and millet in the diet of parrots to meet their nutritional requirements. Mix all these seeds and soak them in water and feed them to your parrots.

Along with this, fruits such as apples, guavas and grapes can also be given, and vegetables such as pumpkins, cucumbers and tangerines can also be given.

Add calcium and phosphorus to your parrot's diet when the breeding season approaches. Sometimes, parrot breeders have this rumor that our parrots have eggs without a shell. This is due to calcium deficiency. Therefore, it is necessary to use calcium and phosphorus to prevent it.

Sometimes when the eggs hatch, the chicks are weak and their feet are bent and most of them die due to lack of vitamins and minerals.

Vitamins B1, B6 and B12 are very important. Add vitamins and minerals to the drinking water and change the water daily. Give your parrots vitamins A, E and D to increase their sexual potential.