How to Deal with a Fearful or Stressed Senegal Parrot
Move your Senegal parrot's cage away from the window.. Move the cage to a quiet spot if your bird seems overwhelmed.. Move the cage to a high-traffic area if your bird seems lonely.
Steps
Move your Senegal parrot's cage away from the window.
Move your Senegal parrot's cage away from the window.
Move the cage to a quiet spot if your bird seems overwhelmed.
Move the cage to a quiet spot if your bird seems overwhelmed.
Move the cage to a high-traffic area if your bird seems lonely.
Move the cage to a high-traffic area if your bird seems lonely.
Place your parrot's cage in a corner.
Place your parrot's cage in a corner.
Drape a sheet over your Senegal parrot's cage.
Drape a sheet over your Senegal parrot's cage.
Approach your parrot's cage slowly.
Approach your parrot's cage slowly.
Spend more time with your Senegal parrot.
Spend more time with your Senegal parrot.
Use clicker training to teach your bird calm behavior.
Use clicker training to teach your bird calm behavior.
Develop a regular schedule with your Senegal parrot.
Develop a regular schedule with your Senegal parrot.
Take your bird out of its cage.
Take your bird out of its cage.
Play music for your Senegal parrot.
Play music for your Senegal parrot.
Do activities that lower your stress level.
Do activities that lower your stress level.
Place a chair a few feet from your bird.
Place a chair a few feet from your bird.
Gradually move the chair closer to your Senegal parrot.
Gradually move the chair closer to your Senegal parrot.
Sit in the chair.
Sit in the chair.
Read to your Senegal parrot.
Read to your Senegal parrot.
Create a positive association for your bird with its carrier.
Create a positive association for your bird with its carrier.
Close the door briefly.
Close the door briefly.
Keep the door shut for longer periods.
Keep the door shut for longer periods.
Cover the carrier cage.
Cover the carrier cage.
Keep the carrier level.
Keep the carrier level.
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