#Bird Health

[violetcheekedconure]

Beltorze’s bloodwork came back clean, he’s got an xray on Tuesday just to cover our bases. Enjoy this photo of him being the coziest man in the world.

[eisenvulcanstein]

It will kill your bird, too. Always check what sweetener is in something before giving it to your birb.

Food dyes are also poisonous, so don't use that red "hummingbird nectar" in your hummingbird feeder. Just mix cane sugar and water.

[daily-spooky]

[wild-wow-facts]

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[tiktokparrot]

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[delicatelysublimeforester]

Urgent Call To Action. Deadline Monday Apr 13 at 5 pm for the Upcoming SEAC meeting

[birdhism]

[allperfectpets]

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[bemular]

A little learnin never hurt nobody

[dogpantry]

please watch my scrungly old man kiss the inside of a glove

[violetcheekedconure]

Beltorze started having leg weakness on Monday in his right leg making it hard for him to climb. He was brought to the emergency avian vet. He had bloodwork (waiting on it) and is preemptively scheduled for an xray next week when results are back. A physical exam showed that he’s a good weight, healthy feathers, normal feces, and behaviorally functioning normally (eating, drinking, talking, preening). He was given a super low dose of pain medication but his symptoms aren’t resolving so it’s unlikely a sprain. According to the vet, this could very possibly be a result of the kidneys or a tumor compressing on his sciatic nerve, causing mobility issues in that leg. The blood tests will tell us more when they come in, followed by the xray. I rushed ordered on Amazon some wider perches and a large seagrass woven net to help him navigate his cage to prevent falling.

I love my little green man very much, the idea of something being wrong with his health has me in shambles. I’ve had him 11 years, so of course he’s starting to get older and let bird genetics aren’t always great. I’ll have more information in about a week. I posted my Venmo and cashapp in my profile if anyone wants to donate towards this, there’s no pressure there, but I’m assuming the vet bills won’t stop at the blood work and xrays.

[thoughtportal]

[covid-safer-hotties]

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Remember how I said "by the time the CDC finally detects human to human spread, bird flu will already be spreading in the population"? We're a step away from that. Mask up. Be early, not ill.

[meangreenbeanz]

Whenever I get overwhelmed I just go to the National Audubon Society’s website and look at pictures of birds.