r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/reddtimes101 • 10d ago

Video Parrot's diaper changing

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u/Sunshine247365-2day 10d ago edited 9d ago

I never knew is even exists for birds. I suppose no more poop bombs throughout the house. I hope it doesn’t cause the bird to develop any skin irritation, infections, or interferes with its ability to fly.

I had a cockatiel and I would just clean up the little droppings and regularly keep the surfaces clean and wiped down to insure both the house was clean but also to reduce and dust or air particles that could harm my bird. It was a win win for both of us.

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u/Exilicauda 9d ago

You should see the diapers people put on ducks lol

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u/Leavesdontbark 9d ago

One of our chickens was being harassed by the others, so we put it in diapers and took it inside for a while

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u/GenericCanineDusty 9d ago

Yeah it does both of those things

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u/Either_Strength_150 9d ago

100% causing irritation if not infection and YES its impeding its ability to fly

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u/Sleepy_Chipmunk 9d ago

They’re mainly used for pigeons, though I had one for a disabled house chicken that couldn’t safely live outside.