How to treat the parrot from the cold

Carefully inspect the bird. Healthy parrots nostrils should be absolutely dry, clear, does not have any overlays. The bird should not sniff, and even more sneezing. If at least one of these conditions is violated, then contact your veterinarian or ornithologist for advice and treatment.

Do not treat parrot yourself. Do not give him medicines that take. Remember: a runny nose may have a different etiology. It is possible that you kept the bird in a draft or in a room with temperature below room. Inflamed mucosa may lead to bacterial or viral infection. It is possible that the parrot makes it difficult to breath and some foreign body (e.g., dust) caught in the nostrils due to overly dry air.

If cold at the parrot evolved from drafts or cold during treatment (and afterwards to prevent recurrence) be sure to install close to the cell heater. The fit and table lamp set near the cage (but so that the light does not blind the bird). In contrast, if the room is too dry air, buy a humidifier or place around the room a few bowls of water.

Brew 200 ml of water 2 teaspoons dried chamomile, strain the broth. Pour it in the bowl instead of water. Instead of chamomile you can use the rose hips or honey. Ensure that the drinker has always been fresh water, and the water, which was diluted medicines, or decoctions, change 3-4 times a day.

Dilute with vitamins, intended for parrots, at the rate of 9 drops per 100 ml of water and pour this water into the drinking trough. In grain feed add vitamins at the rate of 4 drops to 2 teaspoons, after mix. Let the parrot vitamins within 10 days after make a month long break and will resume a 10-day course.