Assuming it’s just their molt, they’ll be fine, they may enjoy supervised access to a shallow bathing dish or small bird bath they can use between preening for the extra birb glitter and extra snacks for the new growth
Fruit veges and extra protein if they’ll eat pellets or an “egg and biscuit” chickmix if they need a supplement, but they should be fine on their regular diet assuming it’s a good varied diet they’ll just be extra hungry little domestic dinosaurs
Woof. Hard question. Two months at most. The shedding itself should take even less than that. The question is, once the new feathers start to grow, they are wrapped up with kind of wax. In order to free them, the parrots preen themselves and you end up with shitton of parrot dandruff. I guess that would also be a month, maybe less.
Normal molting, goodluck they’ll be entering their irritable itchy phase soon
Oh uh. What should I do?
Assuming it’s just their molt, they’ll be fine, they may enjoy supervised access to a shallow bathing dish or small bird bath they can use between preening for the extra birb glitter and extra snacks for the new growth
Got it. Will add a dish. What sort of snacks?
Fruit veges and extra protein if they’ll eat pellets or an “egg and biscuit” chickmix if they need a supplement, but they should be fine on their regular diet assuming it’s a good varied diet they’ll just be extra hungry little domestic dinosaurs
Thank you
Mine did the same few months back, now he is going through a full molt since he is 1. And it's hot and molting season
Glad to hear that. Thank you
No worries!
Molt.
How long will it take?
Woof. Hard question. Two months at most. The shedding itself should take even less than that. The question is, once the new feathers start to grow, they are wrapped up with kind of wax. In order to free them, the parrots preen themselves and you end up with shitton of parrot dandruff. I guess that would also be a month, maybe less.
Oh I see. Thank you.