Budgies typically live for 5 to 10 years on average, but with proper care, they can sometimes live up to 15 years or more.
Their lifespan largely depends on factors such as diet, environment, and overall health care. A balanced diet that includes seeds, fruits, vegetables, and occasional supplements, along with regular exercise and mental stimulation, can help extend their life. Additionally, keeping their living space clean, providing fresh water, and taking them to a vet for regular check-ups also contribute to a longer and healthier life for your budgie.
Genetics and breed also play a role, with some budgies naturally having longer lifespans than others.
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Budgies can typically survive without food for 24 to 48 hours, but it is not advisable to let them go that long without eating.
Budgies have a fast metabolism, meaning they need to eat regularly to maintain their energy levels and overall health. Going without food for too long can lead to serious health issues, including weakness, organ failure, or even death. If a budgie is deprived of food for over 24 hours, it may begin to experience malnutrition and other complications.
It’s important to ensure that your budgie has constant access to fresh food and water to keep them healthy and thriving. If you’re away, it’s crucial to have someone check on their food supply or provide enough food for the duration.
