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Sudden nighttime thrashing — causes, night lights and cage safety.
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Most pet birds need 10 to 12 hours of genuine darkness and quiet each night, and too little sleep quietly drives biting, screaming, feather-plucking and hormonal problems. Here is how much your bird really needs, how to build a proper sleep routine, and how to handle night frights.
Night frights are sudden bursts of blind panic, most common in cockatiels, where a sleeping bird thrashes against the cage in the dark. Learn what triggers them, how a dim night light and quiet room prevent most, how to make the cage injury-proof, and when thrashing means a vet visit.
