BoomBoom
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- May 2, 2012
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- Parrots
- Boomer (Sun Conure 9 yrs), Pewpew (Budgie 5 yrs), Ulap (Budgie 2 yrs), Eight & Kiki (Beloved Budgies, RIP)
Hello everyone. Today was a very scary day for me. Boomer had a freak out moment ending in him thrashing about the walls and floors. He hit my closet door pretty hard, getting winded, then was zigzagging around the room. Not sure what happened but he was soooo scared, even of me. I cradled him in a blanket till he calmed down.
I put him in his cage where he was very still and dozed off for half an hour. Chris (Boomer on the forum) came by later to see how he was doing. By that time, Boomer was back to his old self. Eating and climbing in his cage. I did not let him out because he tends to attack Chris in flight. Much later, I did take him out and surprisingly, he did not try to kill Chris.
5 hours since the ordeal, he's pretty much back to his old self. Flying, following me around, eating. He's missing some feathers by his nares and has a bruise but no bleeding on that spot. I am thinking of taking him to the vet tomorrow for an x-ray BUT I know they administer oxygen and I'm scared of this. Plus, he's been through so much that I don't want to stress him out any further.
I wanted to ask, can birds with broken bones or a head concussion be able to fly around the place like he does?
I put him in his cage where he was very still and dozed off for half an hour. Chris (Boomer on the forum) came by later to see how he was doing. By that time, Boomer was back to his old self. Eating and climbing in his cage. I did not let him out because he tends to attack Chris in flight. Much later, I did take him out and surprisingly, he did not try to kill Chris.
5 hours since the ordeal, he's pretty much back to his old self. Flying, following me around, eating. He's missing some feathers by his nares and has a bruise but no bleeding on that spot. I am thinking of taking him to the vet tomorrow for an x-ray BUT I know they administer oxygen and I'm scared of this. Plus, he's been through so much that I don't want to stress him out any further.
I wanted to ask, can birds with broken bones or a head concussion be able to fly around the place like he does?
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