imo this is not an avian certified vet up to date with medications or testing. What did he mean they are negative for cbc?
A cause of this could be your water! Because it sounds to me like your cleaning the best you can - I would suggest not letting any of the birds together right now, because what 1 may have (and may not be showing symptoms) could be deadly to the next. Keep the baby warm, cover her cage back & 1 side with a warm blanket and if you have a heat lamp or something to help? The warmer she stays with your help the less she has to try to conjure up her own body heat. Also, I would give only distilled water - and I suggest not doing any personal or herbal treatment until all tests have been ran because even Apple Cider Vinegar can throw off a test.
We once fostered a bird that re-gured each time it ate. It had a stretched crop & had bacteria infections in the crop several times since the food would simply linger there. I personally wouldn't go blaming the breeder atm - Its very important to take any new bird to the vet with in 72 hours some breeders only give 2 days. But then youd have known the source if it had proper testing & queartine then .... thats neither here nor there now, but just for future references!!
pray for something stable to come of this & for a speedy recovery just remeber keeping her extra warm will help alot
A cause of this could be your water! Because it sounds to me like your cleaning the best you can - I would suggest not letting any of the birds together right now, because what 1 may have (and may not be showing symptoms) could be deadly to the next. Keep the baby warm, cover her cage back & 1 side with a warm blanket and if you have a heat lamp or something to help? The warmer she stays with your help the less she has to try to conjure up her own body heat. Also, I would give only distilled water - and I suggest not doing any personal or herbal treatment until all tests have been ran because even Apple Cider Vinegar can throw off a test.
We once fostered a bird that re-gured each time it ate. It had a stretched crop & had bacteria infections in the crop several times since the food would simply linger there. I personally wouldn't go blaming the breeder atm - Its very important to take any new bird to the vet with in 72 hours some breeders only give 2 days. But then youd have known the source if it had proper testing & queartine then .... thats neither here nor there now, but just for future references!!
pray for something stable to come of this & for a speedy recovery just remeber keeping her extra warm will help alot
No idea what they had, other than infection. Jinka has not been in the bird room since september, which is where the teils are located with everyone else...
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