Regurgitating?

Nov 2, 2020
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Ive had Gretchen alittle over 2 weeks now. Shes really coming out of her shell! Talks, whistles and dances. Eating very well but still picky. As I was putting her to bed tonight after our evening cuddles she regurgitates in her cage twice! It was pretty formed not liquidity. I read its a form of her bonding or loving something. Am I correct? I would upload a pic but I have yet figured out how to.
 

Scott

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Regurgitation is indeed a special form of bonding and/or showing appreciation. Consider yourself loved! If you can upload an image or video of actual regurgitation we may help verify.

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Lbabylee

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My Grey regurgitates often. I 100% agree wiht Scott. One warning. Your Grey regurgitates to feed their young. So it will be inevitable he/she will try to feed you out of LOVE. This is a bonding form that should not be encouraged. When Shady tries I turn my head and ignore. Giving her no reaction.
 

plumsmum2005

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It could be she is receiving too much over stimulation in your evening cuddles. Ensure you have appropriate cuddles, no body stroking. Maybe shorten the evening time cuddle a little to head this off. Rather than acting during the event it would be better to avoid it happening IMHO.
 

bigfellasdad

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It could be she is receiving too much over stimulation in your evening cuddles. Ensure you have appropriate cuddles, no body stroking. Maybe shorten the evening time cuddle a little to head this off. Rather than acting during the event it would be better to avoid it happening IMHO.
Especially this time of the year. Keep touch/cuddles to neck and head only. She loves you loads though :) Enzo will literally lean in to me when she wants cuddles, but still, I keep touch to only her head/neck/beak
 

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