If your budgerigar has a cold, you can choose bird-specific medicinal powder to treat the cold. If it is not available, you can also use ofloxacin, azithromycin or children's cold medicine, just a small amount. In addition, parrots will have symptoms of nasal congestion after catching a cold, making it difficult to breathe. You can use a cotton swab to wipe the mucus and surrounding secretions in the nasal cavity to keep breathing smooth. You can also feed some light salt water appropriately.

Methods to avoid colds in budgerigars

1. First of all, when the weather turns cold, you must take measures to keep the parrot warm and put the cage in a warm place. place to avoid draft. You can place a mat where your parrot sleeps.

2. The water given to the parrot should be changed frequently to ensure hygiene. The food should be diversified, millet and millet are necessary, and fruits and vegetables should be added in appropriate amounts to ensure a balanced nutritional intake for the parrot, which can improve resistance.

3. Colds can be spread through the respiratory tract. If one bird in the room gets a cold, it can infect other healthy birds by breathing the air. Therefore, sick birds must be isolated promptly.