What are the benefits of raising birds?

Whether in the city or in the countryside, we often see people raising birds. As we all know, there are many types of birds that can be raised, and everyone has different preferences. For example, many families raise parrots, and there are also many birds that cannot be named and can be kept in cages. If you want to raise birds, you must understand the relevant knowledge about raising birds in advance. So what benefits can raising birds bring?

Benefits of raising birds:

The best floor for free-range birds should be concrete or tiled marble, because this type of floor is the easiest to clean, and do not place too much debris on the floor. Use special containers for nesting materials and do not scatter them on the ground.

When raising free-range birds indoors, you should also pay attention to keeping the room facing the sun, dryness, and ventilation, and try not to keep vegetarian birds together with omnivorous birds. Carnivorous birds kept together

The room needs to be cleaned and disinfected regularly. In fact, giving pet birds a larger space is good for the birds.

【benefit】

It is a lot of fun to keep a few caged birds at home, listen to their melodious singing every day, admire their colorful feathers, or train them to fly and learn to talk. Birds can help the elderly return to nature and become younger psychologically. Especially when the world is complicated and the mood is troubled, raising birds can purify the soul and turn worries into joy. Raising birds can also strengthen family relationships and communicate the hearts of family members. The melodious chirping of thrush, lark and hibiscus makes the whole family feel relaxed and happy; the chattering of parrots and starlings in "human language" brings joy to the whole family and makes the family more harmonious.

【harm】

According to relevant domestic and foreign information reports, avian chlamydiosis is an animal infectious disease caused by psittacosis Chlamydia. At present, this bacterium has been isolated from 129 species of birds. The most common carriers of the Psittaciformes are parakeets, parrots, macaws, Australian cockatiels, etc. Among caged non-parrot birds, domestic pigeons, feral doves, and starlings are most susceptible to chlamydiosis. Songbirds are generally thought to be less susceptible to infection than other psittacine species. The disease caused by Chlamydia psittaci infection in humans is often called psittacosis. According to foreign data, contact with caged ornamental birds is the cause of 70% of psittacosis patients, among which bird breeders are the largest group of infected people. Pigeon breeders and people whose occupations bring them into contact with infected birds (including poultry) may also be infected with psittacosis.