The vet told me to keep her in a dark and quiet enclosed pace, which is what I was doing, and gave her pain meds for it. We were planning to go into surgery today, but the prices are just too high (1,500-2,000 for overnight hospitalization and god knows how much for surgery), and the hospital didn't have an avian vet in today. We decided to switch out the clinic, which will be available tomorrow, and will be able to give her surgery to remove the egg. We are hoping she will survive the night so that we can take her to the clinic tomorrow. We will keep giving her pain medication as well.
5 of my friends are going to try and help chip money in for the surgery
edit: yes i did call the vet on Friday morning and he told me surgery is the best option
My quaker parrot has recently been having issues. They are missing a ton of feathers from the cloaca area, and poop has been getting stuck. I can't afford an avian vet, so I was wondering if there's anything I could do for them. They seem to be doing reasonably fine, but there have been moments where they would make a sound and fluff up as if they were trying to poop. Is there a way to solve this without the vet? My mom doesn't want us to go to the vet because if we do we will lose all money. Our other bird, green cheek conure, has a perfectly fine but and there's no feathers or anything missing. We have been wiping the quakers butt, and my mom thinks that diaper rash and countertop medication might help while I don't want to risk doing something wrong.
I hope your little one makes it to the surgery 
