Smelly droppings

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I have a timna African gray and a Senegal
Hello, my Sennie and tag have been experiencing smelly droppings for the last 6 months. . I have had Petey 20 years and have not had this issue before
I took the Senegal to the veterinarian and they did a fecal and a colonial test. She said the fecal test was normal and told me to monitor her if any respiratory system should arise and sent us home
The smelly droppings are still happening for both birds
 

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Are either of your birds currently on antibiotics? If they're not, you could try using apple cider vinegar in their water. It has to be a brand that contains the "mother culture", like Braggs for example which is the one I use. Below is the dosage chart based on species/weight etc ...

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I hope this helps!
 
Are either of your birds currently on antibiotics? If they're not, you could try using apple cider vinegar in their water. It has to be a brand that contains the "mother culture", like Braggs for example which is the one I use. Below is the dosage chart based on species/weight etc ...

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I hope this helps!
No she did not put them on antibiotics she just said to keep an eye on them
 
Are either of your birds currently on antibiotics? If they're not, you could try using apple cider vinegar in their water. It has to be a brand that contains the "mother culture", like Braggs for example which is the one I use. Below is the dosage chart based on species/weight etc ...

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I hope this helps!
 
Are either of your birds currently on antibiotics? If they're not, you could try using apple cider vinegar in their water. It has to be a brand that contains the "mother culture", like Braggs for example which is the one I use. Below is the dosage chart based on species/weight etc ...

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I hope this helps!
 
The ACV won't give them a yeast issue will it

I wouldn't think so. I've used it on one of my cockatiels when he had a bout of polyuria for which my vet could find no cause, and it cleared it right up. And I use it on all of them every few months or so to maintain good gut flora levels :)
 
I wouldn't think so. I've used it on one of my cockatiels when he had a bout of polyuria for which my vet could find no cause, and it cleared it right up. And I use it on all of them every few months or so to maintain good gut flora levels :)
Why is the ratio of water to ACV more concentrated in the medium size birds
 
Smelly parrot poop just doesn't seem right. It must be from some bacteria in their gut. I hear good things about ACV but know very little about it.
 
Why is the ratio of water to ACV more concentrated in the medium size birds
I'm not sure tbh. You could just average it out though, I use 5ml per 500ml of water with mine and give it to them for 3 days and it works very well :)
 
What size birds do you have
I have a varied lorikeet (54 grams), 1 cockatiel who is 94 grams, another 'tiel who is about 110g and a princess parrot who more like about 120 grams. I don't dose up the lorikeet's water but he takes some out of the other guys' water anyway. My lorikeet had pretty smelly poop too when I first got him, particularly first thing in the morning, but he doesn't anymore :)
 

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