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235.1 | Why do you get sick ? | GIAENG::PULSIFER | Doug Pulsifer 296-3332 | Wed Aug 09 1989 09:04 | 24 |
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Donna,
Did you take them to an Avian vet ? The first vet I took my birds
to was not an Avian vet and he had me giving the bird Amoxicillian
with an eye dropper. This not only totally stressed out the bird
and me, but I ended up turning my white budgie pink. After giving
my budgie the drops for the 4 weeks he reccomended it still was
not better. I ended up with medicated seeds which finally did the
trick.
Since that time I have gone to a Avian vet and he put my budgies
on medicine that goes into the water. This is a whole lot more
convenient and I am advised by many people that the water method
is just as good. I would suggest talking to your vet and telling
him that you "need" him to give you equivelent medicine in water
soluble form. I would have to assume that your vet does not have
many pet birds of his own or he would not suggest giving the bird
drops directly.
You should shop around for a Avian vet for future use.
Good luck,
Doug
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235.2 | | ALCTRZ::BROOKS_DO | | Wed Aug 09 1989 14:28 | 13 |
| Hi Doug,
Yes I took them to an Avian Vet. I have Been through three Vets
so far and this one is the best. Thank you for the advice on medicated
water I have never heard of that. I bet Lady bird will love it.
I have figured out that she is not getting sick but that she dislikes
the medicine so much that after I give it to her she regurgates
sp? it. I will call my vet this afternoon and see if they carry
it.
Thanks again
Donna
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235.3 | | ALCTRZ::BROOKS_DO | | Thu Aug 10 1989 19:42 | 8 |
| Hi Doug it's me again.
I called the Vet and they don't realy like to give the birds medicated
water due to the fact you can't control how much or how little medicine
the get. But due the problems lady is having with the medicine the
vet agreed. Thank you very much for the advice.
Donna
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235.4 | diagnosisi | GIAENG::PULSIFER | Doug Pulsifer 296-3332 | Fri Aug 11 1989 09:06 | 9 |
| HI DONNA,
I would think that the Vet has a good point about not controlling
how much the bird gets, but everyone I have talked to (including
vets) say that it doesn't matter.
What was the diagnosis and what is the medicine prescribed ?
Doug
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235.5 | Gas leak | ALCTRZ::BROOKS_DO | | Thu Aug 17 1989 17:49 | 11 |
| HI,
Well the diagnosis was a gas leak going into my house and aggravating
my poor birds noses (what a mean mom) I had no idea untill their
tests all came out negative. This happened once before with my
cockatiel. Mom is slow but sure. We were giving them some sort of
penicillan sp? before the tests even came back and we kept up with
them just in case the birds got an infection from the runny noses.
We are all better now. Thank you for you help.
Donna (who is buying a new Electric stove)
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