emilyn0503
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My Sun Conure’s name is Ava, she is about 10 months old. When we got her she did not have her flight feathers and has just started to regain her flight feathers.
Tonight, I started putting my birds away leaving Ava to be the last. She frantically flew around the room and flew into the wall and hit the counter before flying up again and taking off into the other wall where she fell to the ground.
Ever since, she has not been able to move her legs what so ever. For the first hour... she had deep ragged breathing, but still has full control of her head neck and wings. Due to the coronavirus I have not been working and am not able to afford a visit to the Avian Vet. I am so incredibly frightened that my Ava is in pain or could be disabled for the rest of her life.
It has been two hours since the incident with no movement in her legs. I have kept her in a dark room with no draft, no too cold and not too warm. I’ve been allowing her to rest away from the other birds while keeping my eye on her. She has been sleeping most of the time since it happened but I have been worried sick.
Has anyone had this happen? Any type of information or insight would be greatly appreciated. I will be calling my vet in the morning to see if I can work something out.
Photos below of her a hour after the incident!
Tonight, I started putting my birds away leaving Ava to be the last. She frantically flew around the room and flew into the wall and hit the counter before flying up again and taking off into the other wall where she fell to the ground.
Ever since, she has not been able to move her legs what so ever. For the first hour... she had deep ragged breathing, but still has full control of her head neck and wings. Due to the coronavirus I have not been working and am not able to afford a visit to the Avian Vet. I am so incredibly frightened that my Ava is in pain or could be disabled for the rest of her life.
It has been two hours since the incident with no movement in her legs. I have kept her in a dark room with no draft, no too cold and not too warm. I’ve been allowing her to rest away from the other birds while keeping my eye on her. She has been sleeping most of the time since it happened but I have been worried sick.
Has anyone had this happen? Any type of information or insight would be greatly appreciated. I will be calling my vet in the morning to see if I can work something out.
Photos below of her a hour after the incident!
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