Intisar
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The Heero is of 38 days now
Please advice me when I can move him to cage from his brooder?
Please advice me when I can move him to cage from his brooder?
When to move to a cage from brooder
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SilverSage
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Once he is completely feathered with no feathers still in pins. If his digestion slows down then put him back in the brooder.
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With him being so sick, he may have a setback!
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Is he sick? I’m not surprised since that is usually what happens with unweaned babies and that is what we all warned would happen. Poor baby.
Leave him in the brooder. He will most likely die at this point but if he has any chance of surviving he needs to be kept at around 37.2 degrees Celsius.
I hope you have already been to an avian vet!
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Leave him in the brooder. He will most likely die at this point but if he has any chance of surviving he needs to be kept at around 37.2 degrees Celsius.
I hope you have already been to an avian vet!
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charmedbyekkie
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Here's the link for reference: http://www.parrotforums.com/alexandrines/80294-alex-38-days-old-suffering-flu.html
Sounds like he's getting to a vet (not sure if an avian vet though) soon!
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What symptoms did he have that made you think he was sick?
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