OrnerySennie
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- 12/3/18
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Hi all,
I just noticed my sennie is looking a bit fluffed. She's otherwise acting perfectly like her normal self, behavior wise/appetite wise, but of course now I'm dead worried and am not going to be able to sleep well or even relax til I either see she's somehow 100% fine tomorrow or I get her seen at the vet.
Basically right now I'm just hoping for some reassurance that this is probably something minor and she'll be okay.
No discharge or anything and she's bright-eyed. If not for the fluffiness I'd think she was fine. But she decimated a paper ball toy I'd hung in her cage and I'm super paranoid (always am with toys) that she could have eaten a piece (my husband had a bird years ago who passed after getting an impaction in his gut from a toy).
Also worried about the expense as there's less income right now due to the pandemic, but of course my priority is her health and I fortunately have carecredit.
I just noticed my sennie is looking a bit fluffed. She's otherwise acting perfectly like her normal self, behavior wise/appetite wise, but of course now I'm dead worried and am not going to be able to sleep well or even relax til I either see she's somehow 100% fine tomorrow or I get her seen at the vet.
Basically right now I'm just hoping for some reassurance that this is probably something minor and she'll be okay.
No discharge or anything and she's bright-eyed. If not for the fluffiness I'd think she was fine. But she decimated a paper ball toy I'd hung in her cage and I'm super paranoid (always am with toys) that she could have eaten a piece (my husband had a bird years ago who passed after getting an impaction in his gut from a toy).
Also worried about the expense as there's less income right now due to the pandemic, but of course my priority is her health and I fortunately have carecredit.