Psittacosis can also occur in domesticated parrots. Psittacosis is a physical condition in birds caused by high temperatures. The normal body temperature range of parrots is between 40-42 degrees Celsius. When the ambient temperature exceeds the body temperature range of parrots, parrots will develop symptoms of psittacosis.

Symptoms of psittacosis include difficulty breathing, rapid breathing, drooping wings, lack of energy, and loss of appetite. If you find that your parrot has these symptoms, you should take immediate measures to lower the ambient temperature, such as turning on the air conditioner, using a fan, and providing the parrot with cool water and a shady environment.

In addition, you can also provide the parrot with some cooling methods, such as bathing the parrot, spraying water mist, etc. At the same time, make sure there is clean water in the parrot's drinking fountain at all times and change it regularly. Psittacosis is a serious condition and if symptoms persist or worsen, it is recommended to seek immediate medical attention and seek veterinary help.