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[Iris_pretty]

My parrot is vomiting, and pooping undigested seeds. The vets in my country don't perform any tests. They are just guessing what's wrong with her. They have prescribed her an antibiotic and b complex supplement and metoclopramide hydrochloride too but nothing is working. They have no idea what's wrong with her. This has been happening to her on and off these past 2 years. She is my only parrot but she lays eggs on her own. She normally doesn't eat a lot. I try to give her fruits, vegetables, pallets, seeds and nuts but she is a finicky eater. I don't know what's wrong with her. She gets well on her own then gets sick again out of nowhere. Other than vomiting, she behaves normal. Please help me

 

[AMD109]

You mentioned that she lays eggs. Does she vomit during that time frame? I ask because if she is vomiting during egg laying it is a normal part of nesting. you said she acts normal other than the vomiting? Again it could be her hormones with the egg laying. Does she fling it, or does she put it in a pile? If it's a pile it more than likely is hormonal. Make sure that she has a calcium block for the egg laying.

 

[Iris_pretty]

She gets well on her own, and even during this phase, she bathes, grooms herself and is active and playful. I feel like it's hormonal. Can you tell me which foods to give her during this time and which foods to avoid?

 

[HarleY 0656]

AMD's advice fits! somewhere in her diet something is missing. listen only to advice from same specie owner/s. anybody else should be accepted as good advice, from friends who want only to help

 

[Iris_pretty]

Yes it's in a pile

You mentioned that she lays eggs. Does she vomit during that time frame? I ask because if she is vomiting during egg laying it is a normal part of nesting. you said she acts normal other than the vomiting? Again it could be her hormones with the egg laying. Does she fling it, or does she put it in a pile? If it's a pile it more than likely is hormonal. Make sure that she has a calcium block for the egg laying.

 

[Iris_pretty]

AMD's advice fits! somewhere in her diet something is missing. listen only to advice from same specie owner/s. anybody else should be accepted as good advice, from friends who want only to help

What should I add? Please advise

 

[AMD109]

What should I add? Please advise

It does sound like it is hormones. To help her out, decrease her natural sunlight. Add the calcium block. Finely grated or steamed carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, and red bell peppers help prevent Vitamin A deficiency common in laying hens can help. Leave her eggs alone until she looses interest, or she'll just lay more. You didn't mention what type of parrot you have, that will help others in giving you advice. Some species are.....chronic egg layers. We had a tiel who was like that. Hoping others have more advice.

 

[HarleY 0656]

Indian Ringneck female - info fm posted persons details. -AMD's best suited for advice

 

[Iris_pretty]

It does sound like it is hormones. To help her out, decrease her natural sunlight. Add the calcium block. Finely grated or steamed carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, and red bell peppers help prevent Vitamin A deficiency common in laying hens can help. Leave her eggs alone until she looses interest, or she'll just lay more. You didn't mention what type of parrot you have, that will help others in giving you advice. Some species are.....chronic egg layers. We had a tiel who was like that. Hoping others have more advice.

Indian ringneck and she hasn't laid eggs yet. She did in Feb of this year