How is she today?
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Doing well! She’s been outside with the other birds all afternoon and still has a wobble to her gait but all in all has yet to ‘shut down’ or exhibit any of the super limiting behavior from yesterday. She can jump up and drop down without crashing over now, and I even saw her preening today!How is she today?
We’ve been weighing her using a human weight scale by finding the difference of my weight vs weight when I’m holding her. I will go get her and weigh her in a moment.Great! Do you have a food scale that you can weigh her on each day? I have found weighing a sick one daily will tell me if my treatment is going in the right direction. At her age she should be make daily weight gains, so if not gaining, or losing, one must reevaluate treatment.
She just registered as 7.0 lbs as opposed to Saturday’s 7.1. Her physical condition/coordination/maneuverability has improved significantly, though. I wouldn’t be surprised if the strain of recovering stopped weight gain?Great! Do you have a food scale that you can weigh her on each day? I have found weighing a sick one daily will tell me if my treatment is going in the right direction. At her age she should be make daily weight gains, so if not gaining, or losing, one must reevaluate treatment.
7.1 to 7 is only 45 grams, so I wouldn't be too worried yet. If you can, go to Target or Wal-Mart and get a kitchen scale capable of weighing up to 5 kg. I suggest this because they are more accurate than the human scales.She just registered as 7.0 lbs as opposed to Saturday’s 7.1. Her physical condition/coordination/maneuverability has improved significantly, though. I wouldn’t be surprised if the strain of recovering stopped weight gain?