judygram

No question is dumb, and you can't get an answer if you don't ask and I don't mind helping:P It would be fine to use on your macaw or any bird for that matter, it is safe and soothing for their skin.

Siobhan has given you some sound advice of been there and done that, do her suggestions on a daily basis rather than occasionally, he may never come to like him much more than he does now but will tolerate him more. They do tend to pick their favorites and once picked is near impossible to reverse. I love that name Biggles, it is unusual for sure.

I think Dan is trying to say he would like to see some pics of Fletcher and so would I and others too perhaps, we love photos.

If you are talking about the aloe vera juice yes I use it for every bath and yes what I have is the 99.8% so it is all the same. It leaves the feathers softer I think.

I voted also, all the photos were great entries but sadly only one can win, but just vote will ya:laugh:

Oh yeah, they love for you to rub the feathers on the neck the wrong way, Josey will close her eyes and soak that right up.

I don't know Jdr, maybe if the toy itself was used by an infected bird but maybe not by just being in the same store, Berna will probably know, she knows everything.

Well glad to hear that all if forgiven and he is back to his goofy self again, they do get pissed off and need a little time to get over it:laugh: :blink:

Awww thats cute of Dorian trying to take a bath and enjoying a treat afterward, thanks for sharing these with us.

I personally like the name Max but it is your bird so you pick the name you like and what you think fits his personality.

Well you are right on that part, my sun does like to cling to things, mainly me and it does not matter what I do she hangs on thru it all. :laugh:

Heather it could be night frights too, greys can have those. But that earthquake theory has merit also, animals sense stuff that we don't pay any attention to. The fact that she seems ok now I wouldn't worry about it, maybe it won't happen again.

Thanks for the tips Tracy, boy that grapefruit seed extract stuff must be powerful to be able to use 20 drops in 32-oz of water, I will give that a try. And of course baking soda has long been known as a good odor eliminater. And thanks go to you too Siobhan for your ideas as well.

Well you didn't have to agree with me so quickly Tracy, thanks a lot:laugh: :blush: :whistle: :laugh:

Yeah that crusty looking beak just means he enjoys his food and when you enjoy it you wear it:laugh: Looks like a nice baby, those dark eyes are so adorable, I melt at the sight of them and he has a little red factor going on the lower part toward the legs, looks like a keeper. Thanks for sharing the pictures with us and keep us updated on his progress.

I have a female grey also and though it didn't really matter to me what it was it is good to know and now you have that harrowing experience with obtaining the blood sample behind you, enjoy her!

Afraid so, many times:( Have you ever said something that you wished you could have taken back?

Yes I like bunnies but never had any as pets, they were always for eatin, yummy:laugh: like the wild ones too. Do you ever tell a lie?

I especially love rabbit, of course I eat meat. Do you just love bunny rabbits?

I'd like to have a hot dadda and be cheerful myself, thanks Rae for picking on the old folks.:laugh: :laugh:

Don't be silly, Rae, millions of jokes are floating all over the internet as we speak, keep em coming:laugh:

:laugh: :woohoo: :laugh: :woohoo: :laugh: :woohoo: I can't stop laughing...............:laugh:

Rae you are on a roll, why stop now:laugh:

Boy the old fogeys don't stand a chance with you around Rae, thanks for another funny joke.:laugh:

Josey will be two years old in May, maybe I will wrap her a present up in paper and see if she will tear it up to get to it. Yeah a favorite treat will work.