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Our poor parakeet Blueberry is really sick and the vet didn’t help and no bird vet avail until Monday yesterday his head was rocky and face feathers yellow and he perked up when we got home he made it through night and I was worried he wasn’t eating
Thanks for reaching out about Blueberrry. Supplying supplemental heat at 80-85 F can give some support but is not a cure. A veterinary emergency clinic is recommended to provide subcutaneous fluids, start antibiotics. Removed perches and provide a soft towel on the bottom of the cage for comfort. Offer water via a small syringe. Possibilities include infections, metabolic disorders (liver, kidney), ingested or inhaled toxins. Once again, a veterinary visit on emergency is recommended. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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What food should I be buying for my budgie, so that I do not need to buy a separate vitamin liquid or powder?
A good quality commercial pelleted diet such as Harrison's, Lafeber, KayTee Exact or Pretty Bird can provide complete nutrition. You can supplement with small amounts of a fortified seed mix as well as a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My elderly parakeet has had his overgrown beak trimmed twice in two months. Now he is on a pellet diet, which he LOVES, and his droppings are very loose. He is constantly fluffed up, putting his head into his back feathers, seems to not feel well. Ve
Thanks for reaching out about Cody. Liver disease is a common cause of overgrown beaks, an often has a high fat diet as the cause. Blood work to test liver function is recommended to diagnose. A liver biopsy might be needed for a confirmed diagnosis for causation. Dietary change to a low fat diet is an important component for treatment, but medications might be needed also, and need to be prescribed by your veterinarian. Head support in the 80-85 F range can give some aid. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Health & Wellbeing
Just got parakeet one week ago. He's losing balance, has feathers fluffed, sleepy and pulls head back. Seems sick. :(
Thanks for reaching out about Tucker. It is agreed, he does appears sick. Contacting the seller or seeing a veterinarian TODAY is recommended. Once birds show they are sick, they are fairly advanced. Removing perches, providing supplemental heat, offering food an dater via a syringe, can give some comfort, but is not in exchange for veterinary care. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My lovebirds has been treated with vitamins and antibiotics for his sickness by the veterinarian. He's recovered from the illness but he's still unable to fly and our vet told us not to let him fly anymore which I feel bad about because he really lov
Thanks for reaching out about Kiki. Did the veterinary perform any diagnostics tests such as blood work or radiographs? Age can prevent flying as the bones become weaker or muscle atrophy. Determining the cause of the weakness might provide an avenue of treatment. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025