Please help, sick budgie

[Cholesterol man]

I have a pair of budgies but the male looks like unwell. He has droopy wings and seems to hardly breath. I little later I saw him bleeding in the leg and then I realized his nails are fully gone. Please help!

 

[muddy75]

@Zoohtasim ????

 

[Zoohtasim]

I have a pair of budgies but the male looks like unwell. He has droopy wings and seems to hardly breath. I little later I saw him bleeding in the leg and then I realized his nails are fully gone. Please help!

Any pics at all would help! Can you also confirm if the female attacked him? Or did something else get to him? Do you have any other pets? A pic of the whole cage?

Answer these questions and I may be able to help you

 

[Zoohtasim]

I have a pair of budgies but the male looks like unwell. He has droopy wings and seems to hardly breath. I little later I saw him bleeding in the leg and then I realized his nails are fully gone. Please help!

Droopy wings and hard time breathing can be loads of things! But the bleeding legs indicate an attacker, possibly the female as I can see, she is brooding and broody females sometime attack the males badly. Anyways, pics plz!

 

[Zoohtasim]

I have a pair of budgies but the male looks like unwell. He has droopy wings and seems to hardly breath. I little later I saw him bleeding in the leg and then I realized his nails are fully gone. Please help!

I recommend separating him immediately, all nails gone is a terrifying things. Talk to a vet if you can, I'm no expert at prescribing medicine. But seems like he needs to be separate, warm and cozy, possibly not standing on a perch and in a blanket all comfy, some antibiotics, electrolytes and vitamins, and some bandaid to stop the bleeding

 

[Zoohtasim]

I have a pair of budgies but the male looks like unwell. He has droopy wings and seems to hardly breath. I little later I saw him bleeding in the leg and then I realized his nails are fully gone. Please help!

I see a lone dowel perch. That's a recipe for disaster. Change that (it can cause bumblefoot and a lot more stuff)

 

[Cholesterol man]

Any pics at all would help! Can you also confirm if the female attacked him? Or did something else get to him? Do you have any other pets? A pic of the whole cage?

Answer these questions and I may be able to help you

The female will peck at it if he got too close to the nest while playing. But not aggressive enough to cause bleeding. He sometimes get bored and play all over the cage, and sometimes stuck beneath the food bowl.
I have no other pets.

 

[Cholesterol man]

This is the photo

 

[Zoohtasim]

The female will peck at it if he got too close to the nest while playing. But not aggressive enough to cause bleeding. He sometimes get bored and play all over the cage, and sometimes stuck beneath the food bowl.
I have no other pets.

No female should peck a male if he gets close to the nest, are there eggs in there. If you have no other pets then I'm sure it was the female who hurt him. As I said earlier, SEPARATE HIM

 

[Zoohtasim]

This is the photo

That's a bad cage condition. I reckon they won't live as much as a normal budgie in captivity would. Clean the cage, give natural perches and remove the dowel, preferably buy a bigger cage and give them a variety of veggies. Also did you give cuttlebone in their cages? It's ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY for breeding birds