cinnamoncockatiel
Crowing
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When she is hungry give her a small bit of scrambled eggs to help her feel better and get protein in her.
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From a 3 story fall, yes.Is it possible that she could have internal injuries?
She’s 2 months old— We realised she had a fever, so we had fed her some water with dissolved aspirin. What’s unusual is, her chest feels very soft and mushy... Is that normal?The best advice you received was to bring her in and keep her warm and comfortable. Take care when drop feeding her so you don’t aspirate her. Did she swallow on her own? After she has rested, you can try gently dipping her beak in water to see if she’ll drink. Vitamins and electrolytes in her water might help, too. How old is this chick? I’m trying to get a feel for her weight in that far of a fall.
That doesn't sound good.. almost sounds like could be some internal injuries. I'm sorry, if it were me I'd probably cull honestly.She’s 2 months old— We realised she had a fever, so we had fed her some water with dissolved aspirin. What’s unusual is, her chest feels very soft and mushy... Is that normal?
how is she doingThe best advice you received was to bring her in and keep her warm and comfortable. Take care when drop feeding her so you don’t aspirate her. Did she swallow on her own? After she has rested, you can try gently dipping her beak in water to see if she’ll drink. Vitamins and electrolytes in her water might help, too. How old is this chick? I’m trying to get a feel for her weight in that far of a fall.
I suspect internal injuries, too. How is she doing now? Has she pooped?She’s 2 months old— We realised she had a fever, so we had fed her some water with dissolved aspirin. What’s unusual is, her chest feels very soft and mushy... Is that normal?