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That's sad i hate to hear of lost parrots, fingers crossed here.

As the others have said the only thing you can do is attempt to entice it down,It's not the first time i have heard of the RSPB or the RSPCA not really wanting to know.As you are in the UK you could try & contact (John Hayward tel 01869 325699) he deals with a register for lost & found parrots, if you give your location there may be someone in that area missing a grey e-mail jh@ntr.supanet.com

Joe hunny :kiss: Thank you for your kind words,I'm with the others, i love being here, i love moderating my bird food room & i am privileged to have met the nicest group of people who i class as my friends. {Love-0002012D}

Informative thread guys We are planning to rearrange the lighting in our bird room so this has been very helpful.

deedee i would not feed burger & sausage to often & the twix is a big NO NO Chocolate is poisonous to birds & affects a bird's digestive system, causing vomiting and diarrhea. As the condition progresses, the bird's central nervous system is affected, first causing seizures and eventually death.

Hi Frank &

Sneezing is common if it is just as you say periodically ,if he is sneezing a great deal and if mucus or fluid are present then this would be cause for concern as this would indicate some kind of illness.

deedee as Judy said never give up, keep offering it to her,never say never !! I sometimes blend some vegtables in to a smooth paste & spread it on wholemeal toast or try a fruit mix ,a jar of baby food spread on toast, worth a try

Greys are lactose intolerant, they are unable to digest enzymes in normal diary milk,many members do give soy milk. Here is a link to one topic http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/26844-lactose-free-milk-for-mende.html

Wonderful pictures, i love B&G thanks for sharing

Hi Shaun777 &

Welcome Sandy, you will find a wealth of knowledge on here, happy reading

Keith thank you for sharing the report with us,it was interesting to read for me.Please let us know the outcome of the discussions with the breeder.

:laugh: Thanks Dave, i do walk away from my female when she acts in this way Pleased i got that right

Welcome Slayer & Welcome Sandy1 Glad to have you here

Only one of my greys makes birdie soup Coco dips everything in to her water bowl before she eats it.I change her water frequently so the food dropped in the bowl doesnt sit there for to long.

Hi Lynne hope your son is ok now I don't personally have any experience with Prozac but from what i have heard is that it may have a place and a short term effect in some cases, but usually once Prozac is withdrawn, the plucking will recur if the bird's circumstances are unchanged. I'm hoping Dave who has a vast knowledge will be able to help out here when he see the thread

i keep my dogs seperate from the greys, they can see eachother through a door but are never allowed contact .

:kiss: Thanks joe, back from the vets, he {Feel-bad-0002006A} when he was micro chipped ! fast asleep now

Hi All 3.40 here im just off to the vets so Ty can have his second jab & get micro chipped Judy do some work

LOL that is so funny :laugh:

Andrew good advice , how about three greys ??

Hi Brittany & Gizmo

judygram wrote: {Feel-good-0002006E}

It's early days, just keep at it with the step up, it's probably the most useful command you can have your grey learn.I have three greys & some days they are stubbborn & refuse to step up ! Hang in there you've done nothing wrong