The Vet said my bird is very sick with a Bacterial and Viral dease
which is deadly and highly contagious. All my birds are infected
now and I have 20. They have to have medicines from the vet to get
over this, so I won't lose my whole flock. They are quarantined
with no birds out and no birds in until her gives them a clean bill
of health. This is very expensive, but necessary to keep them
alive. My advice to you is to get medical help now.
Teresa
On 5/13/07, Teresa wrote:
> I have a Patagonian Conure who is doing the same thing. This has
> been going on for three weeks. She has started to lose weight and
> I can't get her to stop. I have even tried to find her a mate and
> can't find one. Everyone has told me that it is breeding season
> and she is doing this for attention. I can't get her to stop. I
> am offering her pellets, seed mix, fresh and dried fruits and
> veggies, macroni and dry cereal. What else can we do to stop this
> behavior? The vet saids it is behavioral and I need to stop her.
> He didn't tell me how.
>
> Teresa
>
> On 5/01/07, Connie wrote:
>>
>> Lora's right. When birds breed, the male will chew the food
>> and regurgitate it and feed it to the female. It's his way of
>> providing for her, loving her and doing his part. Since he
>> loves you, he wants to feed you and provide for you,
>> especially this time of year. I would tell him no too and not
>> worry about it. He'll stop eventually, especially when mating
>> season is over. Just consider it like poopie. You just wipe it
>> off and go on. Lots of luck.... Connie
>>
>>
>>
>> On 4/30/07, Lora wrote:
>>> Its perfect normal, he loves you, birds that are bonded or
>>> mated feed each other its LOVE! I tell my cockatoo no I am
>>> not hungry to discourage it. Its so spring! Hormones are
>>> high.
>>> Lora