Possible Causes of Blood in Droppings 1. *Digestive issues*: Introducing new foods, especially human treats, can cause stomach upset. 2. *Injury*: Although you mentioned nothing hard or oily, it's possible she might have ingested something sharp or gotten hurt during bathing. 3. *Infection*: Bacterial or fungal infections can cause blood in droppings. Immediate Action 1. Stop giving human treats: Immediately remove kala chana, biscuits, cake, halwa, and other human foods from her diet. 2. Provide a balanced diet: Stick to a high-quality commercial parrot food, such as Petslife, and consider consulting a veterinarian for recommendations on supplements or alternative foods. 3. Ensure proper hydration: Offer fresh water at all times. 4. Monitor droppings: Keep a close eye on her droppings for any further blood or changes in color, consistency, or frequency. Bathing and Hygiene 1. Neem water is a good choice: Continue using neem water for bathing, as it has antimicrobial properties. 2. Avoid stressing her: Be gentle and calm during bathing to minimize stress.

Can be because of multiple reasons like infection or  injury. Better to get physically examined by a vet

Blood can seen due to so many reasons including infection,  parasites and trauma. Get the pet checked

Go for her deworming through your vet.

Hi, Note- Blood in the droppings can be a sign of something alarming going inside. Dietary changes sometimes leads to intestinal irritation, sometimes infection(parasitic or bact. infection in particular), internal injury(from falls, rough handling, foreign body) can cause such symptoms. Recommend you to consult a vet to ensure ur parrot gets the right treatment. Hope this helps. thanks.