Coco123
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Hello everyone!
My name is Coco. I recently adopted a yellow female canary from another owner who had her for about a year and a half but couldn't take care of her because of health issues. I named her Pheobe! She is my first bird which makes me very anxious because 1. I have never thought I could form such a strong bond with a little bird like her and 2. I had to learn everything about canaries and less than a few days. I joined this forum to learn more about birds in general but also to get some tips about what to look for in terms of red flags when it comes to their health.
Before adopting her, the past owner told me that Pheobe lays eggs everyday. After a bit of research I found out that it was not normal. I changed a couple things and TA-DA today she didn't lay an egg. However, she seems a little out of it today. She only gets out of her nest to eat and drink but does not want to come out of her cage and fly around or even sing a little bit. Do I have to be on the look out for any symptoms, should I call a vet?
Thank you for your answers!
My name is Coco. I recently adopted a yellow female canary from another owner who had her for about a year and a half but couldn't take care of her because of health issues. I named her Pheobe! She is my first bird which makes me very anxious because 1. I have never thought I could form such a strong bond with a little bird like her and 2. I had to learn everything about canaries and less than a few days. I joined this forum to learn more about birds in general but also to get some tips about what to look for in terms of red flags when it comes to their health.
Before adopting her, the past owner told me that Pheobe lays eggs everyday. After a bit of research I found out that it was not normal. I changed a couple things and TA-DA today she didn't lay an egg. However, she seems a little out of it today. She only gets out of her nest to eat and drink but does not want to come out of her cage and fly around or even sing a little bit. Do I have to be on the look out for any symptoms, should I call a vet?
Thank you for your answers!
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