I originally had two BOs (sisters) and a bluebelle, and the BOs were thick as thieves and bossed the BB around. However, we had to send the top BO back to the breeder we got them from, because she became a feather-picker/eater, and both of the others were in serious danger from her becoming a cannibal.
We soon discovered that her sister still loved her despite the pecking, as she was grieving in such a bad way afterwards we thought she would starve herself to death. It was pitiful.
She eventually got so low she got Mycoplasma, and it seemed that this was what she needed to pull herself together. We got her onto antiobiotics and within a week she recovered, but she really had hit rock bottom.
Now she and her BB companion are the best of friends and she's fine, but it did take about six weeks, all told, and she went very light and miserable indeed.
I'm sure your girl will eventually pull herself together, if she's lasted this long, then she must have been eating enough to keep herself going. She'll pull through.
We soon discovered that her sister still loved her despite the pecking, as she was grieving in such a bad way afterwards we thought she would starve herself to death. It was pitiful.
She eventually got so low she got Mycoplasma, and it seemed that this was what she needed to pull herself together. We got her onto antiobiotics and within a week she recovered, but she really had hit rock bottom.
Now she and her BB companion are the best of friends and she's fine, but it did take about six weeks, all told, and she went very light and miserable indeed.
I'm sure your girl will eventually pull herself together, if she's lasted this long, then she must have been eating enough to keep herself going. She'll pull through.
