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no necropsy, i buried him in my garden and i wanted him intact. This time i need no avian vet to understand what happened. And as you mentioned and made me remember just now, when she called me to tell me the bad news, she said that suddenly he couldn't breathe but his breathing was quite normal the last days so maybe it was from force feeding him and she changed the story a little. I can't say that his eyes were sunk in, neither were as i would have expected. Anyway all these thoughts upset me more.
btw the 3rd diagnosis was not mucus as i typed but fungus inhaled, grown into his throat, the week he lost his voice was when the fungus moved to the part where parrots create sounds, then passed deeper to his air sacks and infected other organs and eventually the kidney.
btw the 3rd diagnosis was not mucus as i typed but fungus inhaled, grown into his throat, the week he lost his voice was when the fungus moved to the part where parrots create sounds, then passed deeper to his air sacks and infected other organs and eventually the kidney.