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- Cody-Blu, female Blue-Crowned Conure, Hatched - (approx) June 1, 2014, in a South Florida tree.
Pritti (Cherry-Head Conure) -- Fly in Peace my beautiful boy. Forever I'll love you.
Pritti's avian-vet said he has
-consolitation in his lungs indicative of an infection (5 days for culture results)
-some kidney distress with some dehydration
-and a severe molt
So he has some meds and some homeopathic supplements to take orally now.
This is exactly why it is so important to not wait, and not second guess yourself when you know something just isn't right with your bird's health or condition.
A few days ago Pritti's gradual molt that started about a month ago all of a sudden increased from a couple of feathers a week to about 8 a day for two days and a bunch today. Yesterday I noticed a "bout" of very rapid breathing like I've never seen, and his poop started became very watery (puddles with watery green stuff in the puddles). Also he has been really fussy with food, and wants to constantly be touching me for two days, and definitely over sleepy yesterday. I called vet, it was late in day, and brought him in today.
New parrot moms and dads, remember this. These birds are usually sick before you can see any symptoms or signs. So when you see signs, err on the side of caution and call/visit an a-vet. Monitor closely.
-consolitation in his lungs indicative of an infection (5 days for culture results)
-some kidney distress with some dehydration
-and a severe molt
So he has some meds and some homeopathic supplements to take orally now.
This is exactly why it is so important to not wait, and not second guess yourself when you know something just isn't right with your bird's health or condition.
A few days ago Pritti's gradual molt that started about a month ago all of a sudden increased from a couple of feathers a week to about 8 a day for two days and a bunch today. Yesterday I noticed a "bout" of very rapid breathing like I've never seen, and his poop started became very watery (puddles with watery green stuff in the puddles). Also he has been really fussy with food, and wants to constantly be touching me for two days, and definitely over sleepy yesterday. I called vet, it was late in day, and brought him in today.
New parrot moms and dads, remember this. These birds are usually sick before you can see any symptoms or signs. So when you see signs, err on the side of caution and call/visit an a-vet. Monitor closely.