EdenRR
New member
Hello all!
I've just made an appointment to take my 10 year old Green Cheek Conure, Burgundy, to the vet for a grooming. But I'm pretty nervous because the last time we took him to a groomer, he had a bad anxiety attack. His beak was open in a way that I can only describe as panting and he didn't make a sound, which is very unusual for him.
I'm confident in this vet's ability to take care of my bird because he is an avian specialist and deals with everything from panic attacks, to severe seizures, to aggression. But I'm still worried about my bird.
Has anyone else experienced this problem with their feathered friend before? I guess I'm just looking for some reassurance. Is there anything I should do on the way to the vet or anything I should bring with us to help Burgundy stay calm?
I appreciate any help you can give!
Thanks,
- Eden
I've just made an appointment to take my 10 year old Green Cheek Conure, Burgundy, to the vet for a grooming. But I'm pretty nervous because the last time we took him to a groomer, he had a bad anxiety attack. His beak was open in a way that I can only describe as panting and he didn't make a sound, which is very unusual for him.
I'm confident in this vet's ability to take care of my bird because he is an avian specialist and deals with everything from panic attacks, to severe seizures, to aggression. But I'm still worried about my bird.
Has anyone else experienced this problem with their feathered friend before? I guess I'm just looking for some reassurance. Is there anything I should do on the way to the vet or anything I should bring with us to help Burgundy stay calm?
I appreciate any help you can give!
Thanks,
- Eden