YNAMomma
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- Sep 18, 2011
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- Parrots
- Ianto-10yr old M. YN-Amazon,
Toshiko - 10yr old F. YN-Amazon (Mated pair)
I know this is a gross topic but its one of those that once you know, you will be glad you do its a nice way to keep a rough eye on our birdies health.
So this afternoon i was cleaning my parrots cage and was kinda shocked to find all thier droppings in the past day have been cherry red. I was freaking out because for the most part thier droppings are brownish or greenish in color. Well after i got over the initial freak out of bright red poo. I did some research and came across a page on the web which really helped.
I leaned the color of out birdies droppings can change drastically because of what they are eating. Well seeing as last nights meal consisted of carrots, cherry oatmeal, red bell peppers and red chilis, it made the red poo much more understandable. So since this site helped me so much i thought i would pass it on to ya'll too.
What Your Parrot’s Poop Can Tell You
So this afternoon i was cleaning my parrots cage and was kinda shocked to find all thier droppings in the past day have been cherry red. I was freaking out because for the most part thier droppings are brownish or greenish in color. Well after i got over the initial freak out of bright red poo. I did some research and came across a page on the web which really helped.
I leaned the color of out birdies droppings can change drastically because of what they are eating. Well seeing as last nights meal consisted of carrots, cherry oatmeal, red bell peppers and red chilis, it made the red poo much more understandable. So since this site helped me so much i thought i would pass it on to ya'll too.
What Your Parrot’s Poop Can Tell You