Why is my parrot vomiting and sitting on cage floor with eyes closed?

Unfortunately, those are all very vague symptoms of illness that can be caused by any number of things including infections, diseases, parasites, malnutrition, etc. It would be best to bring Mitthu to your local vet for a complete exam to try and find out what is wrong. They may suggest additional tests such as bloodwork or an X-ray to help find the problem. In the meantime, keeping him in a warm hospital cage that is separated from any other birds and with easy access to food and water in shallow dishes with low perches may help some until he can be seen by a vet.

If Mitthu is still vomiting or showing other signs of illness such as lethargy, not wanting to eat or drink, etc, it would be best to seek veterinary care to rule out any issues such as illness or infection causing it. If the vomiting has stopped, it could have just been from stress as you suggested, however keeping an eye on her over the next few days to see if any symptoms return is best.

Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! I'm sorry your bird isn't feeling well! Vomiting and nasal discharge in birds can be a sign of bacterial or fungal infections, toxin ingestion, as well as damage to the crop (the area that stores food in the esophagus). I recommend having your bird seen by a vet as soon as possible to determine the underlying cause, provide stabilization and treatment as necessary.

First of all, he needs a much bigger cage! this cage is horribly small for Mithu. the symptoms he is showing are probably non related to the cage though, he is probably suffering from an infection and needs to be seen by an avian vet urgently. birds take baths themselves, you just need to put a big water dish at the bottom of the cage, but you need a much bigger cage for that too.

Vomiting is a very concerning issue, and if Cutie is unable to keep any food down, is losing weight, or is otherwise showing other signs of illness, seeking veterinary care ASAP (and separating her from your other birds into a hospital cage) is best. Infections, GI issues, parasites, crop issues, etc can all be possible causes.

It's possible Mitthoo was injured or became ill from something while outside. It is generally not a good idea to let birds roam free outside if they are domesticated, as they may become ill from other wild birds, spread illness to wild birds, or become injured. Since she is acting unwell, it would be best to bring her to a vet for care and to rule out issues such as parasites, injuries, illness, etc that could be causing her symptoms.

This sounds like Piku is pretty ill and needs to be seen by a vet. Vomiting and lethargy are both very general signs of illness, and since birds are very good at hiding being sick, if Piku is showing visible signs he should be treated by a vet in person. In the meantime, keeping him in a warm hospital cage with access to food and water may help, but if the problem persists, vet care is needed.