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M.C Bird and Exotic RescueU.S.
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Domestically kept behavioral issues, Choosing a species as a companion bird, health concerns, diet, care, cage size, cage set ups, species specific questions, breeding questions, toy questions, DIY toys and play stand questions, all care and needs all species. | |
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Questions I can answer 1. rehabilitating an abused or troubled pet bird, behavioral issue's, cage and cage care, feeding questions, , most general questions, providing quality care for your bird, and guide you in taming your bird. |
No, I would think she is just showing signs of contentment. Birds fluff up and sit on the bottom of the cage when they are really sick, but they fluff up and lift one leg on occasion on the branches of
Well it is hard to say. It is possible that she has just aggravated the site and now has a bit of swelling going on. I would just keep an eye on it until her vet appointment and make certain it does not
I would clip her other wing to prevent crash landing from uneven flight until you get the wing feather's evened out with the next molting; especially if she is used to flying about. You don't want her
Hi, As it is an indoor fireplace I would hope you are only using hard woods and not pine. Pine will admit too much smoke. I also have an indoor fireplace, I place my birds (U2,CAG, BG Macaw,IRN,) in
It is most likely a bruise. A Birds beak also has small veins like inside, sort of like a dogs nails. I would assume that this is a bruise. This will grow out but never disappear on its own. The bruised
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