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Ok, I am posting this for a friend who is a bit concerned about there Love Bird;
This is what they posted:
"As you all know I recently got my new love bird, Oopsy Daisy (oops for short), but she is doing something out of the normal for me. I've owned budgies before and while holding her I realized that she uses the bathroom more than what i'm used to, way more. Should I be worried that shes going so much? I heard that birds usually go every 15 min or so but shes going every 5-7 min multiple times. I dont mind it but it does make me a little concerned.
My best guess is because she is young or maybe she wasnt properly taken care of at the place I got her from. I honestly dont know but when I put fresh food in her home (I say "home" because "cage" sounds cold and bitter) yesterday she wouldnt stop eating. When I took her out to play with her she hopped off my hand and tried to make her way to the door and went in right away after I opened it to continue eating.
Also from what I was aware of that birds couldnt do number 1 and 2 separately but she is able to. Is this statement species specific?"
[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]This is her page: [/FONT]http://katwithknives.deviantart.com/ where you can actually see pictures of the bird. They are under "newest deviations"
If you want anything else, like better pictures or something or info about the bird, just ask and im sure they will provide it.
This is what they posted:
"As you all know I recently got my new love bird, Oopsy Daisy (oops for short), but she is doing something out of the normal for me. I've owned budgies before and while holding her I realized that she uses the bathroom more than what i'm used to, way more. Should I be worried that shes going so much? I heard that birds usually go every 15 min or so but shes going every 5-7 min multiple times. I dont mind it but it does make me a little concerned.
My best guess is because she is young or maybe she wasnt properly taken care of at the place I got her from. I honestly dont know but when I put fresh food in her home (I say "home" because "cage" sounds cold and bitter) yesterday she wouldnt stop eating. When I took her out to play with her she hopped off my hand and tried to make her way to the door and went in right away after I opened it to continue eating.
Also from what I was aware of that birds couldnt do number 1 and 2 separately but she is able to. Is this statement species specific?"
[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]This is her page: [/FONT]http://katwithknives.deviantart.com/ where you can actually see pictures of the bird. They are under "newest deviations"
If you want anything else, like better pictures or something or info about the bird, just ask and im sure they will provide it.