Re: regurgitating & plucked feathers
Posted by Connie on 1/29/08

Have a DNA sample of your bird's blood and have him checked
for PBFD. It's a virus that is airborne and affects the
immunity system of your bird. It commonly known as Beak &
Feather Disease. It's contagious and the only way to check
is through a blood sample. There is no cure but start giving
him some vitamins A drops on his food and in his water until
you can have him tested. I'm not trying to scare you but
this can be true.

On 1/26/08, Mango's Mom wrote:
> My husband was home sick this last week and would take
Mango
> out during the day for long periods of time. Mango's usual
> schedule would be out in the evenings after dinner. Mango
> has regurgitated on my husband, displayed sexual behavior,
> and has plucked all the feathers off the chest area - is
> this normal? We just had Mango to the vets a couple of
> weeks ago and health was great then. I can't find anything
> on Green Cheek Conure behavior as far as the things I
listed
> above - any one know if this is "normal" behavior?
> Thanks,
> Mango's Mom

Posts on this thread, including this one

• regurgitating & plucked feathers, 1/26/08, by Mango's Mom.
• Re: regurgitating & plucked feathers, 1/29/08, by Connie.
• Re: regurgitating & plucked feathers, 1/31/08, by Mango's Mom.
• Re: regurgitating & plucked feathers, 2/02/08, by Connie.