Pelajari pentingnya perawatan sangkar burung. Rapikan sangkar setiap hari. Desinfeksi permukaan sangkar setiap minggu. Perhatikan gejala penyakit.

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Birds can be very messy, but keeping their cages clean is an important part of keeping your bird clean, healthy, and happy. Remove waste and other material such as feathers every day and do a deep cleaning every week or more often if necessary. Make sure your bird’s cage is big enough and comfortable for her by considering the following elements:  It should allow her to easily fly and spread her wings It should provide enough space for her food and water dishes It should have plenty of stimulation from toys and perches. You can promote your bird’s health and happiness by tidying up her cage every day. Not only can this help keep you happy and your air fresh, but may also make deeper cleaning easier.  Tidy up when your bird is playing outside of her cage. Remember to give your bird as much out-of-cage time as possible, which can make maintenance easier.  Change out her food and refill her bottle with fresh water.  Remove any seeds or nuts from the bottom of the cage. You’ll also need to remove any feces or other feathers from the bottom of the cage, too.  Place fresh liners of paper or towels on the bottom of the cage if you use it. Throw away the soiled paper.  Wipe down any surfaces with a vinegar and water mixture or an enzyme spray you purchase at a pet store. Because birds often produce big messes—from feces, food, and feathers—it’s important to deep clean the cage and its surfaces at least once a week.  Clean the cage when your bird is enjoying out-of-cage time. Remove everything from the cage, including toys and food and water dishes. Make a paste from baking soda and water or mix ¼ cup borax with 1 cup baking soda. These mixtures can scrub surfaces including perches and cage bars. Wipe down the cage bottom with a mixture of ½ cup borax, ¼ cup white vinegar, and 2 gallons of hot water. Wash food and water dishes with dish soap in the hottest water you can. Trim any frayed ends or splinters from perches and toys. Clean any areas around the cage such as blinds or carpets. You can wipe these down or vacuum...