PlS HELP I DONT HAVE A VET!
- Thread starter Medi730
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I see several listing in Nigeria for vets with a google search. They have vets there, is there a way you can get to one of these??
Vets in Nigeria
Some may not see birds, but it's important to not rule out any help until you've searched in your area first. Can you tell us more about your bird, is it scratching all the time? Do the eyes look cloudy or irritated at all? We need some more info.
Vets in Nigeria
Some may not see birds, but it's important to not rule out any help until you've searched in your area first. Can you tell us more about your bird, is it scratching all the time? Do the eyes look cloudy or irritated at all? We need some more info.
Some other ways you might find vets:
1) Check with any zoo or game farm, they might know of a vet that sees birds
2) Check with the person who sold you the parrot for any vet information
3) Search for any parrot or bird clubs in your area, again they might know of one
Very important that your parrot sees a (preferably) certified avain vet ASAP. By the time parrots show signs of being sick or ill, they are already very sick or ill. Good luck with your baby!
1) Check with any zoo or game farm, they might know of a vet that sees birds
2) Check with the person who sold you the parrot for any vet information
3) Search for any parrot or bird clubs in your area, again they might know of one
Very important that your parrot sees a (preferably) certified avain vet ASAP. By the time parrots show signs of being sick or ill, they are already very sick or ill. Good luck with your baby!
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My God!... thank you all for the response, here in Nigeria it very rare to see a vet a sees bird, you might see couple of result online but not everyone have access to them for one or 2 reasons. Like in the area I live here we done have any, he doesn’t scratch all the time but it looks irritated now, and little wound on the beak top might be a result of a jump, his a very stubborn cutie, his just moved in 3 months with me and won’t let me touch more than his beak, I know this’ll take time , and it not helping because he wouldn’t sleep in the cage at night, he doesn’t like the cage at all , maybe it because I bought him with the cage and for the person that sold him, in Nigeria it sad to say they hawk this birds in road traffic, and that where I got him, so I can never find the seller
I hope this helps.
Certified Avian Vets
https://abvp.com/animal-owners/find-an-abvp-specialist/
If none are near you...
Avian Veterinarians
http://www.aav.org/search/custom.asp?id=1803
In my opinion, any of the vets listed here should be better than a regular vet.
International contacts, too.
Certified Avian Vets
https://abvp.com/animal-owners/find-an-abvp-specialist/
If none are near you...
Avian Veterinarians
http://www.aav.org/search/custom.asp?id=1803
In my opinion, any of the vets listed here should be better than a regular vet.
International contacts, too.
Medi, also with Covid-19, a lot of vets are doing a tele-med visit, so they can be far away and still help.
And if you can, get a real parrot cage, as big as you can afford. The change in cages will maybe reset your relationship with him. I like Senegal Parrots they are so cute!
And if you can, get a real parrot cage, as big as you can afford. The change in cages will maybe reset your relationship with him. I like Senegal Parrots they are so cute!
I'm not feeling very strong , do I'm going to link a thread i out info in and this link
https://www.littlecrittersvet.com/sick-birds.pml
http://www.parrotforums.com/general-health-care/89213-my-conure-may-not-survive-advice-needed.html
I can tell he is thin. As well as sinus issues, or skin issue.
Feed foods like cooked sweet potatoes, cooked carrots, cooked pumpkin. Offer bell peppers, romaine, Swiss chard, mango, pomegranate, a little hard boiled egg. In addition to what ever yiu are feeding. Don't force him to eat new goids. But many times they crave them and will eat them right away. Other times takes offering over and over.
Duet plays a huge role in immune health.
Any metal other than stainless steel must be removed. Ckean cage with a little white vinegar in water, clean everything. Tgen wipe dien with a water inky damp rag as vinegar can burn rge skin if to strong. But uts a good disinfect. Don't make very string.
https://www.littlecrittersvet.com/sick-birds.pml
http://www.parrotforums.com/general-health-care/89213-my-conure-may-not-survive-advice-needed.html
I can tell he is thin. As well as sinus issues, or skin issue.
Feed foods like cooked sweet potatoes, cooked carrots, cooked pumpkin. Offer bell peppers, romaine, Swiss chard, mango, pomegranate, a little hard boiled egg. In addition to what ever yiu are feeding. Don't force him to eat new goids. But many times they crave them and will eat them right away. Other times takes offering over and over.
Duet plays a huge role in immune health.
Any metal other than stainless steel must be removed. Ckean cage with a little white vinegar in water, clean everything. Tgen wipe dien with a water inky damp rag as vinegar can burn rge skin if to strong. But uts a good disinfect. Don't make very string.
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Wrench 13,
thanks so much, I’m trying my possible best to find a vet around, also about the cage I’m getting a bigger and convenient one soon...he made me love Senegal too, their calm and loving, independent and stubborn,
Laurasea
he lost appetite and have poor diet, I’m sure of that too, because the seller only feed them groundnuts, so it really hard for me changing his diet but I’m really trying, like now he enjoy eating apple and corn, but still groundnut is his fav, have tried offering him carrot and some other fruits but won’t eat it, some he never even try or want to try, but I’ll try the cooked ones you mentioned
thanks so much, I’m trying my possible best to find a vet around, also about the cage I’m getting a bigger and convenient one soon...he made me love Senegal too, their calm and loving, independent and stubborn,
Laurasea
he lost appetite and have poor diet, I’m sure of that too, because the seller only feed them groundnuts, so it really hard for me changing his diet but I’m really trying, like now he enjoy eating apple and corn, but still groundnut is his fav, have tried offering him carrot and some other fruits but won’t eat it, some he never even try or want to try, but I’ll try the cooked ones you mentioned
A few drops of betadine in water, and use a q tip to spread on this skin on his face. It will help with most types of skin infection, you can do 3 times a day.
Diet impacts health. So keep trying. The root of this could be nutritional. Improving nutrition also improves the ability to fight off infection.
Life From Scratch: Chop: all things good for birdie
This article has tips to help getting them trying vegetables
https://threebirdsandacloud.wordpre...parrot-to-eat-vegetables-or-unfamiliar-foods/
Diet impacts health. So keep trying. The root of this could be nutritional. Improving nutrition also improves the ability to fight off infection.
Life From Scratch: Chop: all things good for birdie
This article has tips to help getting them trying vegetables
https://threebirdsandacloud.wordpre...parrot-to-eat-vegetables-or-unfamiliar-foods/
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Saash
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I am so sad to see you struggling like this, so sorry, and I hope you find help.
You can try justanswer.com - they work on monthly retainer, have loads of specialists online for monthly subscription. The avian vets there will tell you if there's something you can give from a pharmacy. They are really good and offer practical help when you can't get to an Avarian vet locally.
Please get a new cage. Get him out that one asap. I feel so sure the cage has something that is making him sick and thats why he doesn't like the cage!
Have you tried finding a good parrot pellet, with fortified vitamins, its not ideal but could at least be better than the ground nuts, just as a supplement while you try get him to eat whole foods.
Best of luck for you.
You can try justanswer.com - they work on monthly retainer, have loads of specialists online for monthly subscription. The avian vets there will tell you if there's something you can give from a pharmacy. They are really good and offer practical help when you can't get to an Avarian vet locally.
Please get a new cage. Get him out that one asap. I feel so sure the cage has something that is making him sick and thats why he doesn't like the cage!
Have you tried finding a good parrot pellet, with fortified vitamins, its not ideal but could at least be better than the ground nuts, just as a supplement while you try get him to eat whole foods.
Best of luck for you.
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