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A. Generally speaking parrots get whatever shots they need as babies. Unlike dogs and cats there are no “routine” vaccinations or “booster shots” required. Many birds will be inocculated for Polyoma which is a disease that affects baby birds close to weaning age, but does not seem to adversely affect mature birds.
