spookylicorice
Meeting neighbors
Good morning everyone. I woke up about an hour ago to find that one of the knobs on our gas stove had been accidentally turned and was letting out natural gas. My roommate had opened all the windows, but couldn't identify the smell so she didn't know to go looking for the source. As far as I can tell, the gas had been leaking for about an hour and there was no smell in the room where my bird is. However, she was acting a little stranger than normal this morning (being extra antsy, hopping all over the cage) but doesn't seem to have any other symptoms. What should I be looking for in terms of natural gas poisoning? I'm hoping that a closed door, open windows, an air purifier, and catching it in time means that she'll be okay. She's stopped acting like a psycho, which I take to be a good thing. Is there anything I can do besides get her out of the house? Thanks!