How often should the mews be thoroughly cleaned, aside from daily clean-up?

The mews, which is the structure where falcons and other birds are housed, should be thoroughly cleaned as needed, in addition to the daily cleaning routine. This is essential for maintaining a hygienic environment for the birds, preventing the buildup of waste, and reducing the likelihood of diseases.

The frequency of a thorough cleaning can vary based on factors such as the number of birds housed, their activity levels, and any specific health considerations. In scenarios where there may be a lot of debris or waste accumulation, more frequent thorough cleanings may be necessary to ensure the health and welfare of the birds. The approach of cleaning as needed allows for flexibility, ensuring that the living conditions remain optimal for the falcons and that any potential health hazards are addressed promptly.