If the thrush is kept in a cage, the thrush and its owner can become familiar with each other, so that when the door of the birdcage is opened, the thrush will not fly away.

When people raise birds, they like to raise them in bird cages. This method makes it easier for humans and animals to have close contact, making humans and birds more confident and trusting each other, so much so that even when the door of the birdcage is opened, the birds will not fly away.

In the cold winter, the water temperature for bathing birds should be controlled above 15 degrees, at least once a week. The rest is in the intoxication room for the blackbirds. A water basin is placed in the cage, and the depth of the water is controlled to no more than the knees. The bird that was taking a water bath for the first time did not stop spraying with water, but gradually got used to it, so as not to be surprised and produce the strange problem of "raising its head".

Secondly, in order to maintain cleanliness and hygiene, clean water must be replaced every day. The water in the pitcher should not be filled too full to prevent it from becoming intoxicated and causing cold.

Finally, the thrush is very afraid of cold in winter, so you need to keep it warm immediately to avoid catching a cold. When it changes its feathers, the amount of food will be greatly reduced, so it eats very ethically. It is necessary to increase the protein, heat and vitamin content in winter feed, and also add some eggs mixed with millet, beef and mutton, wheat bran, and green vegetable leaves to enhance the birds' cold resistance with sufficient nutrients. ability to survive the winter successfully.

In addition, because the thrush molts frequently in winter, it often sheds a lot of feathers. Therefore, bird cages and bird sheds must be cleared every day, and the feces must be cleaned up in time. At the same time, you can also prepare a spare bird's nest, replace the bird's nest on time, and clean and disinfect the old bird's nest to prevent the birds from being infected by the virus.

In fact, keeping thrushes in cages has many uses. For example, it is convenient for the owner to walk the bird day and night. If you want to practice singing, then you only need to hold a worm in one hand to attract its attention. It can also be convenient to practice by drying the insects and then feeding them, and asking them to sing in the cage. If there is water in the thrush's nostrils, a cold or fever can be detected immediately. You also need to walk it a lot to broaden your sight so that it can become an adult thrush.

When raising blackbirds, you must pay attention to the way you raise them.

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