Abnormal feces?

[mey67]

Hello
feces my Lovebird It is abnormal
But In behavior It is juicy and lively

It is more than 10 days His stool is watery

 

[mey67]

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[sunnysmom]

@Zara ?

 

[SeñorBirb]

I would take him to the vet

 

[peachypjm]

Hello
feces my Lovebird It is abnormal
But In behavior It is juicy and lively

It is more than 10 days His stool is watery

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what exactly is his diet like at the moment?

 

[mey67]

I would take him to the vet

Veterinarian not currently available

what exactly is his diet like at the moment?

I know that vegetables and fruits do this
But I only gave millet for a few days
Again, the same problem exists in his stool
But his behavior is lively and energetic
There is no sign of illness in his appearance


He drinks a little more water


Can his problem be identified by the color of his stool?

 

[SeñorBirb]

Veterinarian not currently available

There are online vets, but an in-person vet would be best

There is no sign of illness in his appearance

Sick birds can hide their illnesses very well, they do this in the wild to survive. However, this isn't the wild, and if you notice something wrong, then then you need to go to the vet.

 

[expressmailtome]

But his behavior is lively and energetic
There is no sign of illness in his appearance

As parrots are prey animals, they hide signs of illness until they are very, very ill.

 

[peachypjm]

Veterinarian not currently available


I know that vegetables and fruits do this
But I only gave millet for a few days
Again, the same problem exists in his stool
But his behavior is lively and energetic
There is no sign of illness in his appearance


He drinks a little more water


Can his problem be identified by the color of his stool?

no, the problem can't be identified without a vet since birds hide illness very well..you need to find a vet asap!

 

[MileyCyrus]

Sometimes giving fruits and vegetables in their diet can also cause this. Before this problem what was his diet. How old is he? Does he sit fluffed up or sleeps? If you were giving fruits and vegetables all along then this could happen. What fruits and vegetables do you give. Give him pellets or seeds. Might help. Always have an emergency vet.I also first didn't have a vet and one of my finch passed away

Even if your usual vet is unavailable search for an emergency vet. Keep a very close eye on him. You need to watch what he is doing. Don't keep staring at him
Keep him at a distance from you so he will feel that your not looking. Don't sit simply do something and watch him at the same time. Is he tamed

Hope he gets well soon