Hey guys, silly question here

Vien said:

So I’m a volunteer, I usually take care of dogs and cats but I’ve rescued an Indian Ringneck about 3 weeks ago. I’m not familiar with parrots/birds at all if I’m being fair but I do love her lots and try my best/put a lot of effort into her

Anyways, her wings are clipped even though that wasn’t my choice, unfortunately they were clipped when I rescued her (not saying wing clpping is necessary a bad thing, it just ain’t for me)

Her cage is usually open and she loves to simply sit on top of it, chilling. Now the thing is; she poops a lot (surprise, it’s a bird), she always moves to the edge of her cage and decides to poop on the carpet.

Not really a big deal, but how do you guys usually clean it? Do you let it dry or clean it straight away? What do you use and what’s the best way?

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jousze said:

Vien said:

So I’m a volunteer, I usually take care of dogs and cats but I’ve rescued an Indian Ringneck about 3 weeks ago. I’m not familiar with parrots/birds at all if I’m being fair but I do love her lots and try my best/put a lot of effort into her

Anyways, her wings are clipped even though that wasn’t my choice, unfortunately they were clipped when I rescued her (not saying wing clpping is necessary a bad thing, it just ain’t for me)

Her cage is usually open and she loves to simply sit on top of it, chilling. Now the thing is; she poops a lot (surprise, it’s a bird), she always moves to the edge of her cage and decides to poop on the carpet.

Not really a big deal, but how do you guys usually clean it? Do you let it dry or clean it straight away? What do you use and what’s the best way?

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I usually let it dry and then clean it, it is easier. I just use cleaning wipes, in the package it says that they are good to clean everything... for the moment everything leaves.
Apart of that, if she poops always at the same spot I would just put something on that spot.



Jose

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SailBoat said:

Newspaper! Place it around the bottom of the cage frame on the floor. You will find that you will quickly develop friendships with individuals that get the local newspaper. Most enjoy providing their newspapers for your use as they see it as a form of recycling.

It is also a great product to place in the bottom of the cage!

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