Post by pari on Feb 14, 2015 6:31:06 GMT
does anyone know any avian vet in Wuhan, China near Huazhong University of Science and Technology
My Budgie was quietly sitting on the window sill and the room was dark. Suddenly we decided to fly in the dark and I thought we was hanging on the towel behind the cupboard. After a few minutes I heard feeble chirps from him and got worried and thought to look him up. I found him deep inside the shoe rack by the cupboard, took him up in my hand to put him in his cage when he tried to fly away and bumped in the wall. This had never happened before and even in the dark he was quiet able to fly around the room. I got hold of him again to find out that he was limping from one foot and his wings on the same side were also apparently misbehaving. He had trouble walking on his feet as well as flying and would bump into walls. I held him in my hands and looked at him to find that he was sort of vomiting mucus out of his beak and some water seemed to flowing out of his nostrils. I held in my hands for some time and kept on scratching him around his neck and beak.
Now he wouldnt eat anything nor drink water. He has not chirped since then. He seems to moving his beak quiet a lot, opening it wide open but I have not heard any chirps from him.
All of the above happened in about 2 hours time. Does anyone know what might have happened to him? If anyone can help me find an avian vet around the place I live I would be grateful.
Regards
My Budgie was quietly sitting on the window sill and the room was dark. Suddenly we decided to fly in the dark and I thought we was hanging on the towel behind the cupboard. After a few minutes I heard feeble chirps from him and got worried and thought to look him up. I found him deep inside the shoe rack by the cupboard, took him up in my hand to put him in his cage when he tried to fly away and bumped in the wall. This had never happened before and even in the dark he was quiet able to fly around the room. I got hold of him again to find out that he was limping from one foot and his wings on the same side were also apparently misbehaving. He had trouble walking on his feet as well as flying and would bump into walls. I held him in my hands and looked at him to find that he was sort of vomiting mucus out of his beak and some water seemed to flowing out of his nostrils. I held in my hands for some time and kept on scratching him around his neck and beak.
Now he wouldnt eat anything nor drink water. He has not chirped since then. He seems to moving his beak quiet a lot, opening it wide open but I have not heard any chirps from him.
All of the above happened in about 2 hours time. Does anyone know what might have happened to him? If anyone can help me find an avian vet around the place I live I would be grateful.
Regards
Try to get some moisture into your little guy, if he is not doing it for himself - a syringe or eye dropper can be helpful with this. Add some honey to the water to make sure he is getting some form of energy. If there is something that is his favourite food, offer that, anything and everything you can think of to get some nourishment into him. I don't know what the problem might be, but he doesn't sound well at all. 
