My male budgie has liquid poop, female is aggressive. What's wrong?

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I have two budgies one male and other female.My male is less active than female and my female doesn't allow the male to eat sometimes and it sometimes become aggressive.My male always try to take the attention of female when it comes in contact with us.From few days I saw that my male has liquid droppings and it chirping a lot.What should I do? Pet's info: Bird | Parakeet | Male | neutered | 5 months and 2 days old

Jessica Desrosiers · Accepted Answer

If the two birds are fighting over resources a good first step is to either move the birds to a large cage, and to also add in additional food and water dishes. This prevents one bird from being able to take over all of them at once so your other bird can eat. If your bird is trying to get your attention, playing with them separately may help prevent fighting over this as well. As for liquid droppings, diet changes, too many snacks, illness, parasites, etc can all be possible causes. Making sure your bird is on a balanced diet, removing any snacks for a few days and watching for changes can help. if the stool doesn't return back to normal, scheduling a visit with your vet is best.

My male budgie has liquid poop, female is aggressive. What's wrong?

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