➡I accidentally bought Balut eggs: 2 live ducks! Now a Chat Thread!

[Cyprus]

Some bad and sad news: I can tell Lindi is fading out. I can just see it. She is a limp noodle and spasmed after being fed As a result of the spasm she brought up some formula and was starting to aspirate. I VERY RAPIDLY cleared her mouth, esophogus, and as much of the Trachea as I could. After that she flipped a kazillion times and went blue twice. Both times I gave her mouth to mouth. She now has a clear windpipe and is breathing on her own but is otherwise unresponsive. I am expecting her to pass tonight. She is in a small box, head elevated, in a comfortable, warm and dark room.

I have made the decision to put her down tomorrow if she makes it through the night because her quality of life is very poor and I believe her to be suffering.

She will be sent in for a necropsy. If she has Marek's our flocks will be liquidated, our place cleaned with Virkon S and we will start over next year. Hopefully the Virkon S and harsh winter will kill the virus enough.

I'm gonna cry

 

[Conan]

Good point. Hard to chase her down when I'm blind.

Hard for a crone like you to chase anything down... blind or not.

 

[BantyChooks]

Some bad and sad news: I can tell Lindi is fading out. I can just see it. She is a limp noodle and spasmed after being fed As a result of the spasm she brought up some formula and was starting to aspirate. I VERY RAPIDLY cleared her mouth, esophogus, and as much of the Trachea as I could. After that she flipped a kazillion times and went blue twice. Both times I gave her mouth to mouth. She now has a clear windpipe and is breathing on her own but is otherwise unresponsive. I am expecting her to pass tonight. She is in a small box, head elevated, in a comfortable, warm and dark room.

I have made the decision to put her down tomorrow if she makes it through the night because her quality of life is very poor and I believe her to be suffering.

She will be sent in for a necropsy. If she has Marek's our flocks will be liquidated, our place cleaned with Virkon S and we will start over next year. Hopefully the Virkon S and harsh winter will kill the virus enough.

I'm gonna cry

I'm sorry.

 

[littleprairieheartsfarm]

Some bad and sad news: I can tell Lindi is fading out. I can just see it. She is a limp noodle and spasmed after being fed As a result of the spasm she brought up some formula and was starting to aspirate. I VERY RAPIDLY cleared her mouth, esophogus, and as much of the Trachea as I could. After that she flipped a kazillion times and went blue twice. Both times I gave her mouth to mouth. She now has a clear windpipe and is breathing on her own but is otherwise unresponsive. I am expecting her to pass tonight. She is in a small box, head elevated, in a comfortable, warm and dark room.

I have made the decision to put her down tomorrow if she makes it through the night because her quality of life is very poor and I believe her to be suffering.

She will be sent in for a necropsy. If she has Marek's our flocks will be liquidated, our place cleaned with Virkon S and we will start over next year. Hopefully the Virkon S and harsh winter will kill the virus enough.

I'm gonna cry

I’m so sorry Cy. Just know that you’ve done everything you possibly could. Not a lot of people would have given this much effort to save her.

 

[BantyChooks]

Hard for a crone like you to chase anything down... blind or not.

Who needs to run when you have poison darts?

 

[Conan]

She might've also substituted some other poor sap thus escaping punishment. She seems the type.

Well, SABI, this is exactly something I would do. I've got some saps lined up.

 

[Kiki]

Some bad and sad news: I can tell Lindi is fading out. I can just see it. She is a limp noodle and spasmed after being fed As a result of the spasm she brought up some formula and was starting to aspirate. I VERY RAPIDLY cleared her mouth, esophogus, and as much of the Trachea as I could. After that she flipped a kazillion times and went blue twice. Both times I gave her mouth to mouth. She now has a clear windpipe and is breathing on her own but is otherwise unresponsive. I am expecting her to pass tonight. She is in a small box, head elevated, in a comfortable, warm and dark room.

I have made the decision to put her down tomorrow if she makes it through the night because her quality of life is very poor and I believe her to be suffering.

She will be sent in for a necropsy. If she has Marek's our flocks will be liquidated, our place cleaned with Virkon S and we will start over next year. Hopefully the Virkon S and harsh winter will kill the virus enough.

I'm gonna cry

Why wait for tomorrow?

 

[ShrekDawg]

I for sure need to research.
I really don't know a thing about birds.
Thanks!

No problem! Everybody has to start somewhere!

You are right.
That mean pet store was extremely loud.

Yeah...I don't think I want loud animals.

I think you have convinced me that I don't need birds.

Get parakeets

Parakeets are hookbills and love to climb.

Yeah but in a big huge aviary with lots of other stuff to climb they wouldn't be as likely to climb the wire so you can get away with it is more what I meant. At least I read that somewhere.

when we had parakeets the research i did pretty much concluded that flight cages are ideal for them. As small as they are there is usually enough room in an appropriately sized flight cage to allow for climbing too.

Yeah exactly. I was gonna get the HQ when I was considering parakeets and it's better built and plenty big enough, it is HUGE, but the Prevue is cheaper and even bigger

 

[Cyprus]

Why wait for tomorrow?

Idk.

Not the conversation I feel I can handle right now. Sorry.

 

[Pugsabi]

Some bad and sad news: I can tell Lindi is fading out. I can just see it. She is a limp noodle and spasmed after being fed As a result of the spasm she brought up some formula and was starting to aspirate. I VERY RAPIDLY cleared her mouth, esophogus, and as much of the Trachea as I could. After that she flipped a kazillion times and went blue twice. Both times I gave her mouth to mouth. She now has a clear windpipe and is breathing on her own but is otherwise unresponsive. I am expecting her to pass tonight. She is in a small box, head elevated, in a comfortable, warm and dark room.

I have made the decision to put her down tomorrow if she makes it through the night because her quality of life is very poor and I believe her to be suffering.

She will be sent in for a necropsy. If she has Marek's our flocks will be liquidated, our place cleaned with Virkon S and we will start over next year. Hopefully the Virkon S and harsh winter will kill the virus enough.

I'm gonna cry

No one can say you didn't fight for Lindi, for all your animals.I'm so sorry.