Parrot herpes can be transmitted to people, but the probability is relatively small, usually through the parrot’s feces or secretions. Parrot herpes can be transmitted to humans, but the probability is small, mainly due to contact with parrot feces and secretions. Therefore, it is recommended to keep the room clean, wear gloves when cleaning up parrot feces, disinfect the room immediately after cleaning, and do not touch it directly with your hands. Pay attention to keep indoor ventilation, etc. The clinical manifestations of parrot herpes are mainly high fever, chills, severe headache and so on. If the parrot at home suffers from parrot herpes, it is recommended that the keeper should seek medical treatment immediately if the above discomfort symptoms occur, so as to avoid delaying the condition. It is recommended to take prevention as the mainstay in normal times.