Ecclipse
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- Oct 24, 2009
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- RIP Hugo (African Brown Headed Parrot) 2 years old, lil Rosie May (Lovebird)
I thought I would share this with you....
I have had Rosie for about 3 months now - amazing how time flies...I remember like it was only yesterday seeing Rosie and it taking us over 15 minutes to get her out of the cage - she was so busy running and jumping around...a predication for the future???? mmmmm.....
Anyways, after about 3 weeks she showed signs of sneezing and having synus. After panicking - I think that alot of you have figured out that I tend to panic quickly over little things :09:. I took her to my new vet and he assured me she was fine etc. I then began to incorporate long periods of her sitting outside in her cage - I made sure it was warm and an enjoyable experience for her
She would sneeze alot during that time and with supplements I continued to put her out as much as possible. I woke up this morning and the thought occured to me that her sneezing has stopped altogether....she sneezes now and again but who doesnt? LOL. I have no doubt that her routined trips outside have made the difference. We all read info on the net and get advice from others but I feel - this refers to me - that I dont always realise how important the advice is until I see the results and what impact it has on my bird.
Letting your bird sit outsidd does not only allow for a fun activity but gives them the air they need and keeps them healthy. My ventilation in my flat is monitored but I have found it clearly is not enough.
I then get upset because maybe it could of helped Hugo a lil...I guess it doesnt help to think about "what ifs"...Im sorry Im ranting again about him but its just not fair!!!!! Those vets should have their licences taken away!!!!!
...sorry, having a "Im missing Hugo day"...gonna go and watch Linky's awesome BH video then I will feel better again 
I have had Rosie for about 3 months now - amazing how time flies...I remember like it was only yesterday seeing Rosie and it taking us over 15 minutes to get her out of the cage - she was so busy running and jumping around...a predication for the future???? mmmmm.....
Anyways, after about 3 weeks she showed signs of sneezing and having synus. After panicking - I think that alot of you have figured out that I tend to panic quickly over little things :09:. I took her to my new vet and he assured me she was fine etc. I then began to incorporate long periods of her sitting outside in her cage - I made sure it was warm and an enjoyable experience for her

She would sneeze alot during that time and with supplements I continued to put her out as much as possible. I woke up this morning and the thought occured to me that her sneezing has stopped altogether....she sneezes now and again but who doesnt? LOL. I have no doubt that her routined trips outside have made the difference. We all read info on the net and get advice from others but I feel - this refers to me - that I dont always realise how important the advice is until I see the results and what impact it has on my bird.
Letting your bird sit outsidd does not only allow for a fun activity but gives them the air they need and keeps them healthy. My ventilation in my flat is monitored but I have found it clearly is not enough.
I then get upset because maybe it could of helped Hugo a lil...I guess it doesnt help to think about "what ifs"...Im sorry Im ranting again about him but its just not fair!!!!! Those vets should have their licences taken away!!!!!

