I NEED HELP URGENT tks
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MickeysMom
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What do you need help with?
Is that a baby? Have you taken him/her to the vet?
Is that a baby? Have you taken him/her to the vet?
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not he's not baby , he is sic, I dont know because, IM JUNIOR in PARROT
Im very sad look a parrot like that :31:
JerseyWendy
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Oh my goodness! I'm no vet, but this looks an awful lot like beak and feather disease. 
Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease (PBFD)
Psittacine beak and feather disease - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease (PBFD)
Psittacine beak and feather disease - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Red Front Macaw, Elvis, 10,male RIP
Red Front Macaw, Erin, 1.5,female
Goffin Cockatoo, Blossom 2,female Rehomed
Blue & Gold Macaw, Oscar, Male, 21 years old, Rehomed
American Bulldog Mix,
get him to vet asap
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In my country dont have VET for parrot, this is the truth
so maybee waiting that cockatoo die.. Im very sad,
Im heard from my friend no cure for that condition
Inverse
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Get him to any vet.
- Mar 27, 2012
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Red Front Macaw, Elvis, 10,male RIP
Red Front Macaw, Erin, 1.5,female
Goffin Cockatoo, Blossom 2,female Rehomed
Blue & Gold Macaw, Oscar, Male, 21 years old, Rehomed
American Bulldog Mix,
When it comes down to life or death any vet will do. Granted, a non avian vet may mess up and accidentally injure or kill your bird, but it avoids certain death or just letting your bird sit at home to die. there's still a fighting chance. Keep him hydrated and with food, go to oatmeal mixed with pureed fruits or veggies to keep him fed and hydrated, due it through a syringe if you have to. Keep him warm. Lots of liquids. And jsut please any vet. They can help some what to tell you what to do via thier knowldege of animals in general and common sense.
Supriya
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dont be disheartened......look upto ur nearest but best vets... I've faced the same problem earlier.....what i did was ring up the nearest but best vet in a metropolitan city, who offered help over the phone....and in a miraculous way suggested medications..
send an e-mail to him instantly and maybe the vet could help realising the emergency, for you know, any life is valuable specially your mute best friend who cant explain in words whats/he is going thru but needs you the most in tht situation.......
all the very best....
owner of 3 alexandrines, and a recently flown away one.......
kc_y0
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There are online vets which you can ask questions and pay a small fee, or a regular vet will do just fine. But it does look like PBFD Hoping for the best for you and your bird.
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