How to Wash a Budgerigar? Louse killing!
Watch how the budgerigar complains and how to clean the lice for detailed explanation.
In this video, I will tell you how to wash budgies and what to pay attention to when budgerigars are washed. If you like my video and comment on the video by subscribing to my channel to support me and my channel, you will give me the biggest support.
The temperature of the water you will wash the budgerigar should be approximately 35 degrees. Water bird colder than this temperature is sick. Washing with warmer water damages the budgerigar's skin.
The temperature of the environment where you will wash the budgerigar must be at least 26 degrees. If possible, you should dry the bird under the sun after washing it. Otherwise, the bird will be slow to dry, in which case the bird will feel cold and sick.
Never leave the budgerigar in a place with wind after washing it. Do not try to dry the budgerigar with a blow dryer. If you try to blow dry, your budgerigar will die.
Never use vinegar when washing your bird. Because vinegar has an acidic structure. This acid will damage the bird's skin. Think about who is washed with vinegar? Our most valuable assets are washing babies with baby shampoo. The important thing here is the amount of baby shampoo. So what is this amount? It's just a droplet. Another important thing to consider when washing your bird is not to wet the budgerigar's eyes, nose and ears. So in short, do not wet the budgerigar's head. This is the ear hole of the budgerigar. Don't get wet here. We will only wash the body part under his head.
See how dirty the water is. Budgerigars can be washed themselves, but they cannot be cleaned deeply as we wash them. Now let's move on to rinse and rinse the bird well. The Yellow Girl is bullying me :) It was immaculate. Now let's dry with the help of a towel. Let's speed up the drying. Dry the tail well. Dry the bottom of the wings well. After the budgerigar is dried, place it in a place with plenty of sun. You see, the Yellow Girl is very satisfied. While I was washing, I washed my other birds. They were all enjoyed separately. They are all waiting to dry here. Please put the budgerigar in a sunny place after washing it. Otherwise, the budgerigar gets cold and gets sick. Maybe he will die. The budgerigar is a bathing itself. But it still has to be washed in detail by the owner every two to three months. Birds are generally animals that do their self-care very well. However, they cannot be washed in detail. Now don't ask me this question! Are birds bathed in their natural environment with shampoo? Why do you wash with shampoo? I have a very good answer to this question. While birds are in our home, they are in a world very different from their natural environment. After all, they are animals. The budgerigar must be clean because he lives with us at home. A dirty budgerigar can host lice, be sick, and transmit viruses. That's why we, as the owner, should wash them in detail. You should regularly wash in detail for the health of both you and the budgerigar. Love your bird and take care of it. Take good care of him. Remember he loves you very much.