****ATIELS SICK

I have a ****atiel; and a bunny and they like to play with eachother
andeat with eack other..... and my bunny likes green plants outside so
I got some for her and my ****atiel ate some of it to and now he is
bobbing his head up and down then shaking his head. When he does that
he shakes away some sort of yellow or green puss and he is tring to
keep his eyes closed most of the time. I think he may have eaten
something that I gave him that made him sick. Does anyone have any
suggestions or experiance with this type of sickness and if so do you
know how to heal it?!!!!!!!!

"The world is the property of Everyone, if we just had the sense
to Know it! We have our feet stuck in mud, and our eyes on the stars."
Grandmother Grace N.Curtis Taylor ,circa 1972AD
these might help:Free 2 testdrive:
http://www.promoneymatrix.com/of/dusk/freehosting.php
http://www.webstars2000.com/wow/index.php?id=12115
http://www.freewebs.com/SharewithDave/index.htm
http://www.Mikysgoldpro.net/?MemberID=33945
http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=46751

< I think he may have eaten something that I gave him that made him sick.
Does anyone >have any suggestions or experiance with this type of sickness
and if so do you

Vet, pronto! Nobody here is qualified to tell you for sure and you don't
want to risk your bird's life on usenet advice anyway.

-c

-c

"The world is the property of Everyone, if we just had the sense
to Know it! We have our feet stuck in mud, and our eyes on the stars."
Grandmother Grace N.Curtis Taylor ,circa 1972AD
these might help:Free 2 testdrive:
http://www.promoneymatrix.com/of/dusk/freehosting.php
http://www.webstars2000.com/wow/index.php?id=12115
http://www.freewebs.com/SharewithDave/index.htm
http://www.Mikysgoldpro.net/?MemberID=33945
http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=46751

Sounds serious - best to get him to a vet ASAP.

You have to be very careful of what he eats as far as plants! Get him
to a Vet now!

Even if he looks like he's getting better, birds (like most domesticated
animals) will try to hide their illness so as not to appear weak to
predators.

Vet pronto is right. Hopefully you will not even have the chance to read
this until you get back from the vet.

Good luck.

Too late, you already gave advise to get to the vet. That's what the poster
was looking for.

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes
Linear Mode test 33Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode

2 23rd April 00:43 gatt External User Posts: 1	****ATIELS SICK < I think he may have eaten something that I gave him that made him sick. Does anyone >have any suggestions or experiance with this type of sickness and if so do you Vet, pronto! Nobody here is qualified to tell you for sure and you don't want to risk your bird's life on usenet advice anyway. -c -c

4 23rd April 21:00 mark wilson External User Posts: 1	****ATIELS SICK Sounds serious - best to get him to a vet ASAP.

5 23rd April 21:00 ladytech External User Posts: 1	****ATIELS SICK You have to be very careful of what he eats as far as plants! Get him to a Vet now!

6 23rd April 21:01 joe murphy External User Posts: 1	****ATIELS SICK Even if he looks like he's getting better, birds (like most domesticated animals) will try to hide their illness so as not to appear weak to predators. Vet pronto is right. Hopefully you will not even have the chance to read this until you get back from the vet. Good luck.

7 23rd April 21:02 piezzo guru External User Posts: 1	****ATIELS SICK Too late, you already gave advise to get to the vet. That's what the poster was looking for.