Hello,
Hi there, just wanted to see what you guys think of Chicco's feathers. I received him yesterday from what seemed to be a loving home ( he was very relaxed chilling on his stand away from his cage ) and was the first and only bird they have had.
He is around 4 years old and they had him for about 2 years.
They expressed how crazy he can be with his toys and how much he loves to make a mess having baths everyday apparently so while I was viewing him I told myself this was the reason for the condition of his feathers.
While this could be the case maybe in combination with a current molt in progress I have become slightly worried of the possibility of PBFD particularly because I am interested in getting another bird at some point in my life and obviously well expect to have Chicco still.
I am obviously arranging a health check from an avian vet for advice however I'm sure you can understand I really wouldn't like to start off with my first larger parrot being sick and unwell.
As you can see he is already quite comfortable and confident enough to come outside of his cage on his own accord after only his first night.
And advice and opinions are gratefully appreciated.
Curtis
Hi there, just wanted to see what you guys think of Chicco's feathers. I received him yesterday from what seemed to be a loving home ( he was very relaxed chilling on his stand away from his cage ) and was the first and only bird they have had.
He is around 4 years old and they had him for about 2 years.
They expressed how crazy he can be with his toys and how much he loves to make a mess having baths everyday apparently so while I was viewing him I told myself this was the reason for the condition of his feathers.
While this could be the case maybe in combination with a current molt in progress I have become slightly worried of the possibility of PBFD particularly because I am interested in getting another bird at some point in my life and obviously well expect to have Chicco still.
I am obviously arranging a health check from an avian vet for advice however I'm sure you can understand I really wouldn't like to start off with my first larger parrot being sick and unwell.
As you can see he is already quite comfortable and confident enough to come outside of his cage on his own accord after only his first night.
And advice and opinions are gratefully appreciated.
Curtis