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His normal food would be store-bought parrot food, which consists of nuts, and such. I buy the most expensive kind in Croatia, the company is PreStige. Before, I had given him bones of chicken, and lamb. I would always give him fruits and vegetables to chew on, he likes them very much. I have cut down on salt and meat after learning that salt is not healthy for parrots. His dropping problem has been going for a year and half so far, and he has started to pluck his feathers slightly. Any further assistance is appreciated.

Over the past year, my Congo African Grey has been drinking exessive amounts of water, and in result, he does not leave solid droppings, but a clear, liquid kind. He has been drinking a lot of it out of demand, he almost goes insane if he is thirsty. I have taken him to numerous doctors in Croatia, (alas, where I live) but they do not know anything. My question is how can I limit his water supply without him going crazy? Or, a solution to his droppings would be helpful. Other than this, his behaviour is very normal, hes very happy, and does the usual stuff one would do. A forum has been my last remorse, I am very desperate. Thanks in advance.