1. In view of the parrot's hobby of licking things with its tongue, cages and perches should not be treated with disinfectant, and it is best to wash them with hot water and expose them to the sun for disinfection. Toys bitten by parrots can be sterilized by cooking, and objects that are not resistant to high temperature can be rinsed with flowing water and dried in outdoor ventilated places.

　　2. Don't give the parrot fine sand stones, swallowing too much will have a bad effect on the stomach pouch, or even die.

　　3. Calcium tablets and cuttlefish bones are important to all parrots, especially gray parrots. If you want to supply calcium water, please consult the parrot veterinarian about the quantity first.

　　Parrots need about 2530 minutes of sunshine every day. When outdoors, it should be given a shady position, if it feels hot, it can avoid it. You can also install a full spectrum dust lamp indoors, not more than three feet away from the birdcage. Remember to change the lamp regularly, and the full-spectrum lamp may lose its effectiveness after long-term use. Please remember: parrots who are more active outdoors will be healthier.

　　Parrots like to talk with humans, which is a well-known feature. If the owner is at home at ordinary times, he can talk to the parrot intentionally or unintentionally. Even if they can't answer you right away, the parrot will understand you. And this is the best way to communicate and play with parrots.