1. Temperature control: Magpies need to grow at constant temperature. Temperature control is very important to ensure the success of its maintenance. The temperature needs to be kept between 30-35℃, and equipment such as heat preservation lamps can be used for heat preservation.
2. Diet: Newborn magpies need to be fed high-protein food, and coptis water is also a good choice. Feed them every 2-3 hours until they can eat their own food.
3. Disinfection: In order to prevent infection, it is necessary to provide magpies with a clean and disinfected environment. Clean the cage every day and keep it dry.
4. Health monitoring: Observe the behavior and body temperature of magpies every day to ensure their health.
5. Step by step guidance: When magpies are strong enough, they can be gradually guided to move freely. Give free activities to the controlled area first, and then expand the scope of activities.
In a word, it takes care and patience to maintain the magpie that has just broken its shell, and it needs to pay great attention to the environment, diet and physical condition. Try to give them enough space and freedom to help them grow up healthily.