lovemyGreys

Hi Jennifier & Mischief,welcome to the forum

Sorry for your sad loss.Im afraid an autopsy is the only way to find out exactly was wrong with Smokey.

Welcome to the forum

yes but always follow these rules,keep birds out of the kitchen, never leave cookware unattended, never allow pots & pans to overheat and make sure that your kitchen is properly ventilated at all times.

Cagal08 Welcome to the forum.look forward to hearing more from you Great intro

Judy has given you some good advice. As far as food if your baby has been weaned correctly by a good breeder then he/she should be eating a healthy varied diet when you bring him/her home.A good quality seed mix with/ or a pelleted diet,including a variation of veggies & fruit. Im pretty sure a microchip with GPS is not yet available, but double check with your vet.

From around 10 weeks onwards a baby grey will begin to test out their wings.The first flights themselves often are clumsy and sometimes result in some sort of “crash” landing. within a few weeks they learn great skills at landing,turning around in mid-air etc..I'm a firm believer that all baby greys should be given the opportunity to learn to fly & acquire that skill for their own well being & health before clipping is considered.

Pleased to hear Liath is not giving you the run around no more Siobhan,Well for the time being :whistle:

Yes he is, but why not try & introduce some veggies into his diet,add a little variety,perhaps some pasta etc.. just for a change for Harry.Take some ideas from this thread & the variety of foods our members feed.

Acappella You are doing a great job there even if you dont feel you are getting anywhere,2 steps forward, 1 step back Hang in there.The others have given good advice.

Hi Matt, here is a link for you to have a read through.... http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73094-socializing-your-baby-grey.html

lovely pictures thanks for sharing.

Congrats Di, love the name,Monty is going to be one very much loved & wanted grey when you bring him home.Great you can visit him,that will help you both to start forming a relationship.please keep us updated on monty's progress.

Welcome back Marcia,Sorry to hear of your ill health.You do have a big flock there,look forward to hearing more from you

Thanks Terri,im very fortunate that i dont work ( just send hubby instead )My grey situation is different from most members, as they all live together in their own room,Millie lives in the living room & i can share myself out & Millie comes in the birdroom with me

No gel Auntie Caroline,my feathers are wet

{Feel-good-0002006E} She's not too happy either :whistle:

For Millies god-mummy & aunties Bad hair day after a shower on Friday..

Thank you May i just add that i have recommended a very good breeder on numerous occasions, in good faith, after being messed around more than once i shall not personally offer any more recommendations.Im sorry to the genuine UK members who are looking for breeders .

Here is a link toa list of safe veggies & fruits.. http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/59809-complete-veggiefruit-list.html onions are not advisable excessive amounts can be toxic.

Nice video Dan,thanks for sharing.

Hi Michael & Welcome to the forum,we look forward to hearing more from you

Here is a link which has some information on introducing a second grey... http://www.greyforums.net/understanding-your-grey/introducinga-second-grey.html good luck with your new addition

Nice set up Tari.

Great Picture ,Bella is a cutie. ( can you please re-size the picture if you can, its a little big for the page,you can edit your post)