Using a cage cover after the sun goes down can work wonders for helping to maintain a comfortable temperature within your bird's environment.
Move the Cage Away From Doors and Windows
Birds who are placed close to windows and doors run the risk of being exposed to chilly drafts. If you want to avoid the chills, move your pet inside.
Use Caution When Heating
Wood burning fireplaces, as well as both kerosene and electric space heaters, can pose a threat to your pet's health. The smoke and fumes from the wood and gas can wreak havoc on a bird's respiratory system.
Try Temporary Insulation
Using a shrink-wrap insulation kit, you may block up windows and underused doorways. It will assist in keeping warm air inside while also assisting in keeping cold air outside.
Monitor Closely for Signs of Exposure
Keeping an eye out for common symptoms of illness can help prevent any weather-related health problems from snowballing—no pun intended!