1. Cold: If a bird catches a cold, it may have some symptoms, such as putting its head in its feathers, drowsiness, inactivity and drooping wings. In this case, the owner can put the bird in a warm place to avoid blowing, and add nutrients such as vitamin C and vitamin A to the bird's feed. If the situation is serious, you can consider giving the bird an appropriate amount of cold medicine.
2. Pneumonia: If a bird has pneumonia, it may have symptoms such as shortness of breath, cough and drooping wings. In this case, the owner should immediately take the bird to the veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment.
3. Weather reason: If the weather changes suddenly, such as getting cold or wet suddenly, birds may feel uncomfortable, thus showing the above symptoms. In this case, the owner can put the bird in a warm and dry place to keep the cage dry.
4. Other health problems: If the bird is experiencing other health problems, such as indigestion or malnutrition, it may also have the above symptoms. In this case, the owner should seek the help of a veterinarian to ensure that the bird is properly treated.
In short, in order to ensure the health of birds, owners should closely observe the symptoms of birds and take corresponding measures in time. If the situation is serious, it is recommended to seek the help of a veterinarian as soon as possible.