Wally and Eva has always sneezed a bit, since I got them 5 weeks ago, Wally a bit more. When I spend all day (12hours) with them, maybe they sneeze about 3-8x over the course of the entire day. Everything else is the closest thing to perfect when it comes to behavior, eating, bathing, drinking, playing, sleeping, pooping (outside of a once in a while poop with bubbles after chop.) Buttt…the other day, I saw wet feathers by his nose. He had sneezed recently. It’s hard to tell, even though I stare at him in awe for hours, because he frequently goes to drink and bathe freely on top of the cage. But today, he had one nostril wet. My husband said that he went to drink water recently. But then he sneezed and his second nostril became wet. There isn’t any discharge per say. And I don’t see any trouble breathing or puffing. I haven’t taken them to the vet yet. My vet doesn’t take new patients at the moment and the one that has an avian specialist only has someone in 2x a month, and she skipped a week last month. Also, I was hoping to wait until the 10-12 week mark to see the vet, if there wasn’t a need, because taking them could traumatize them and they are still just 7-8 weeks old. I can include a picture, and I’m going to make an appointment for the end of the month. But should this be an emergency? Like just bring him anywhere? I attached a photo but it’s not very telling. It’s just… some wet feathers on the nose. Please tell me this is normal
