Indian ringneck

lauralouiseevans

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I think my poor little boy is poorly :(
He's really not being him self, I posted yesterday, he just seems to be sleeping a lot!! And I mean a lot!! We woke up this morning and he's just sat on the bottom with his head tucked in to himself and ALOT of diarrhea!!! :( any advice?
 

Wvbirdlover

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My Quaker began acting in a similar manner, and started throwing up white, watery stuff, as well as diarrhea.. I took him to the vet.. She couldn't find anything wrong w/ him, so treating for a bacterial infection. She gave him a shot, which seemed to help a little, now I'm to follow up w/ antibiotics for 2 weeks.. Is your baby eating & drinking?
 

Mamaof3

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Jan 25, 2016
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Twix-Female Parakeet, Twizzle-male Parakeet, foster mommy to my mom's galah- Rosey
I would take him to the vet asap. Sleeping all the time, and sitting at the bottom of the cage is not a good sign.
 

Dinosrawr

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Aug 15, 2013
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Avery, a GCC born on March 5th, 2013 & Shiko, a blue IRN born on February 25th, 2014
I already commented on your previous thread and you mentioned that his droppings and behaviours were fine - if he has diarrhea combined with lethargy and is perched on the bottom of his cage, he is likely incredibly ill and he needs to go to a CERTIFIED AVIAN VET for a fecal exam and blood panel.
 

Anansi

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Maya (Female Solomon Island eclectus parrot), Jolly (Male Solomon Island eclectus parrot), Bixby (Male, red-sided eclectus. RIP), Suzie (Male cockatiel. RIP)
Yes, definitely get your parrot to a certified avian vet as soon as possible! He's potentially very sick, and with birds illnesses can often spiral downhill quite rapidly.

You don't want to delay.
 

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