1. Parrots are afraid of heat. 2. Placing parrots in direct sunlight in summer can easily cause heatstroke and death. 3. The suitable living temperature for parrots is 15℃-26℃. When it exceeds 30℃ in summer, ventilation should be strengthened and sufficient drinking water should be provided. In addition, a water basin should be placed to allow it to bathe by itself.

The feathers of parrots have a thermal insulation effect, but they dissipate heat by breathing through their mouths. In hot summer, if parrots frequently open their mouths, show anxiety, and jump around quickly, it may be that they are too hot and are causing physical discomfort. , it needs to be cooled down.

Tips:

It is inconvenient to move parrots indoors in summer. You can properly shade the parrot cage. For example, use spider plants to shade the parrot cage. Do not directly face the sun, otherwise it will easily die from the sun. .