Pest Control vs Air Purifiers?

[Broguy]

Hello, I had a cockatiel about a year ago that passed and I (think) I figured out what it was from. Which was hypothermia due to the heat cutting off Anyways, I’m currently doing research on ways to keep birds warm but primarily focusing on if I should get another. I’d like a conure, but I’m afraid since we recently started having pest control visits. Would a good air purifier in the room with their cage help to combat the fumes? Thank you!

 

[flyzipper]

Sorry for your loss.

Since you don't currently have a bird I'd suggest waiting until you get the pest issue under control, or are able to exclude the bird from the premises for at least 24 hours after a treatment (ensuring it has been well ventilated with open windows to bring in fresh air before returning). A bird should not be in a location that is being treated for pests with spray application (making it airborne).

An air purifier is always a great idea to improve indoor air quality, but it doesn't eliminate the risk.