keepsmiling
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- Jun 21, 2012
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As of a few days ago, we have a new member in our family. Her name is Yuna.{not sure of sex yet, but we will call her a female for now}
She is an extremely sick Hawkheaded Parrot. So sick I had to leave her Saturday at the vet's for O2 treatment and injectable meds. She is very underweight, but the dr. called yesterday with good news that overnight she had picked up 6 gms. She is now 167 gms. We won't know exactly what she has until the cultures come back, but it is respiratory. Her heart & spleen are enlarged, as well as most of her air sacs are filled with fluid. One of her nares was completely blocked, the other was bubbling white discharge. Her breathing is very labored. She only has one foot, but has been this way since a baby. She will be two this August.
We bring her home today. Of course super extra cautionary quarantine will be imperative for the safety of my flock, and even for myself and DH, should the results prove it is Chlamydia. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers.
She is an extremely sick Hawkheaded Parrot. So sick I had to leave her Saturday at the vet's for O2 treatment and injectable meds. She is very underweight, but the dr. called yesterday with good news that overnight she had picked up 6 gms. She is now 167 gms. We won't know exactly what she has until the cultures come back, but it is respiratory. Her heart & spleen are enlarged, as well as most of her air sacs are filled with fluid. One of her nares was completely blocked, the other was bubbling white discharge. Her breathing is very labored. She only has one foot, but has been this way since a baby. She will be two this August.
We bring her home today. Of course super extra cautionary quarantine will be imperative for the safety of my flock, and even for myself and DH, should the results prove it is Chlamydia. Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers.