Csolis22
Meeting neighbors
- Joined
- 5/11/20
- Messages
- 34
- Real Name
- Constanza
Hi everyone-
I’ve posted on her a few times about my lovie who has an issue with hormones, regurgitation and falling in love with all her toys. i have taken her to the vet countless times to see what it could be with absolutely no answers because everything has come back completely healthy and clean, yet she’s been losing weight this past month and continues her episodes.
I have bought her different cages and toys and always move her around to different areas.
I allow for more hours of darkness and quiet for sleep.
None of it is helping anymore.
I’m going to be taking her again to the vet this morning and wanted to know if any test recommendations I could request from my avian vet to try to get to the bottom of this.
This past weekend she stays up all night eating and regurgitating, we both have not gotten any sleep. She’s been waking up the past few days regurgitating this white milky foam which I have previously posted.
I managed to put some of this fluid on a cotton swab and it’s in the fridge now so I will take it to my vet and see if they can find out what it is.
I don’t know what else to do, Im so worried and hope that nothing happens to her. She’s been my best friend for 7 years now, really
hoping for the best and any advice of exams I could attempt would really be helpful.
- an extremely worried owner
I’ve posted on her a few times about my lovie who has an issue with hormones, regurgitation and falling in love with all her toys. i have taken her to the vet countless times to see what it could be with absolutely no answers because everything has come back completely healthy and clean, yet she’s been losing weight this past month and continues her episodes.
I have bought her different cages and toys and always move her around to different areas.
I allow for more hours of darkness and quiet for sleep.
None of it is helping anymore.
I’m going to be taking her again to the vet this morning and wanted to know if any test recommendations I could request from my avian vet to try to get to the bottom of this.
This past weekend she stays up all night eating and regurgitating, we both have not gotten any sleep. She’s been waking up the past few days regurgitating this white milky foam which I have previously posted.
I managed to put some of this fluid on a cotton swab and it’s in the fridge now so I will take it to my vet and see if they can find out what it is.
I don’t know what else to do, Im so worried and hope that nothing happens to her. She’s been my best friend for 7 years now, really
hoping for the best and any advice of exams I could attempt would really be helpful.
- an extremely worried owner