Budgie leaving a wet patch on the cage floor?

There are several reasons why your budgie might be leaving a wet patch on the cage floor. Here are a few possibilities:

- Drinking water: When budgies drink, they often let some water drip from their beaks. This can cause a wet patch to form on the cage floor.

- Bathing: Budgies love to bathe and will often splash water around when they do. This can also cause a wet patch to form on the cage floor.

- Droppings: Budgie droppings are quite liquid and can sometimes cause a wet patch to form on the cage floor.

- Illness: In some cases, a wet patch on the cage floor can be a sign of illness. If you are concerned that your budgie may be sick, please take them to a veterinarian.

Here are a few things you can do to help prevent a wet patch from forming on the cage floor:

- Place a water bottle with a drip guard on the cage so that your budgie doesn't drip water when they drink.

- Provide your budgie with a bathing bowl so that they can bathe without splashing water around.

- If your budgie tends to make a mess when they drink or bathe, you can place a shallow bowl under the area where they do it.

- Clean the cage floor regularly to prevent the droppings from building up and forming a wet patch.