HELP! feather problems, indian ringneck. 4mO

PauloConrado

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Hello guys how are you doing?
I'd like your insight about a feather problem please.

I have a Indian Ringneck (Lúcio) he is 4 months old and I'm noticing that his feathers are looking poor. I read a lot online about it, molting, adult feathers comming, but i see pictures of other ringnecks like him about his age and they look way better so this gets me concerned.

He has a pallets diet with fruits in the morning (i give him mostly mandarins and apples)

I started training him to come to me when i call his name and raise my hand so he can fly and land on it. For that i give him sunflower seeds. But not a lot, just as a reward.

He has showers 2 times a week.

Lúcio has a big cage but he doesn't live inside of it. Instead i have a maids room empty, so the cage is inside the room and he is always free there.

He:green2: spends most of his time on the perch in the living room and at night i put him in the maids room to sleep where he has his toys and another perch on top of his cage.

He flies a lot inside the house as well, what makes me think he is healthy, but im not sure, cause he has this bad feather looks.

I attached some pics of him.
Can you share some of your experience about birds please?


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SilverSage

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Yes he does look pretty bad for his age. You should test him for PBFD immediately. You can use Avian Biotech, it costs about $25.


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SilverSage

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Columbus, GA
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Eclectus, CAG, BH Pionus, Maximilian’s Pionus, Quakers, Indian Ringnecks, Green Cheeked Conures, Black Capped Conures, Cockatiels, Lovebirds, Budgies, Canaries, Diamond Doves, Zebra Finches, Society F
Please let us know. IRNs are particularly prone to the disease and it is very contagious and very deadly.


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