Why Does My Parrot Lunge at Me? 11 Reasons and Solutions

Watching your pet parrot aggressively jump at you and take a bite can be a nightmarish experience. But why do some pet parrots lunge at their owners? Let’s find out.

This lunging behavior has manifested itself in some birds, even in captivity, and there are several reasons why it happens.

In this story, I will explore all the reasons that your parrot might be lunging at you and what you should do about it.

Wants Affection

Birds are creatures of love, and when you don’t give them the time and devotion that they need, they can turn somewhat hostile, trying to remind you about their needs.

What to do?

Spend more time with your bird, let it out of the cage more, and give it more of its favorite treats and food. What I would suggest is to make a fixed schedule of playtime with your bird.

Jealousy

Pet birds can sometimes get jealous; it is not unheard of. There are many reasons for it – but most specifically, if it is because you have introduced a new bird in the cage or environment.

What to do about jealousy?

The first thing to do is to reassure the pet that you are still very much its friend. Shower your earlier pet with love and attention.

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