lovemyGreys

There are no words of comfort i can offer at the moment & it is still very raw for you,cherish your memories of Alfie & given time your grief will lessen.Thinking of you.

Im a bit lost here Perhaps a picture would help show exactly what your trying to convey to us

Hi Smaryan & Welcome to the forum. It is very early days,she needs time to adjust to her new home & humans,share all the tasks,caring,playing etc with your husband.As Siobhan said we have a Nursery room where you will find some good info We look forward to hearing more from you

Thanks for the update,hopefully the vet can sort the bacteria problem out & Spike can start to recover

It's far to easy to misinterpret the written word.Sometimes people respond to a post & the reader can quite easily take the reply the wrong way. No one here intentionally means to offend another member.There will always be different opinions on various subjects as adults we must respect eachothers views

Good post Carolyn, My tree has never been an issue as my greys have their own bird room but i do have big reservations this year as to have a tree or not as i have a macaw who i imagine is going to terrorize it :pinch:

They look wonderful Granny :pinch: ,you have done a great job with your first clutch

Great news Nims & Thanks for sharing your great news about Indy. I did have all my flock insured but the monthly cost for 5 was quite expensive so i cancelled all my policies & have a separate savings account just in case But for single bird owners it is very beneficial. A good tip for owners too,if any doubt about your greys health pick the phone up & give your vet a call.

Olivia is a great name Yes post a new thread & we would love to follow Olivias story.Good luck with everything.

Another member going shopping in the baby section for their grey like myself

Hi Hanadupre & Welcome to the forum. Mark has responded great to your initial questions.Please do have a good read around on the forum as you may well find many answers to your questions. Here is just one link on introducing new foods to your grey,if you pop in the bird food room you will find lots more useful info http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/53831-tips-for-getting-your-grey-to-eattry-new-foods.html

This link will give you a visual guide just for comparison... We do have a nursery room which has some good information,please pop in there & have a read through http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/72900-the-journey-from-an-egg-in-pictures.html

Hi Koos & Welcome to the forum. Here is the link for hand feeding your baby grey,just click on it & have a good read.Some babies do start of being fairly dark & their colour can fade slightly over time,i wouldnt expect a dramatic change at this young age.If you are worried perhaps give your vet a call. http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73409-handfeeding-a-baby-grey.html

Hi Shanny & Welcome to the forum. Do you own a grey ? We look forward to hearing more from you SAFE WOOD: Apple, Arbutus, Ash, Aspen, Beech, Birch, Cottonwood, Crabapple, Dogwood, Elm, Fir, Hawthorn, Larch, Magnolia, Manzanita, Mulburry, Pear, Pine, Poplar, Sequola (redwood) Willow DANGEROUS WOOD: DO NOT USE THE FOLLOWING Apricoy, Cherry, Peach, Prune, Plum, Nectarine. This group of trees belong to the Prunus species. They contain Cyanogenic Glycosides which releases Cyanide if ingested. Ceader trees are another toxic tree as it has it's own oily toxin. If you do a search in the search box at the top of the page it will bring up past threads on safe woods

I always go the down the baby isle when im shopping ! They do a great range of juice & goodies for the greys

Hi Jake & Welcome to the forum. We look forward to hearing more from you

Here's a few threads you may like to have a read through.If you pop in our Nursery room you will find some useful topics http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73105-teaching-your-baby-to-play.html http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73094-socializing-your-baby-grey.html

Juice as a treat is fine, without added sugar & 100% natural is best

Im sorry i missed this post,no words will comfort your grief right now,but time is a great healer.My thoughts are with you.

No worries on the loud voice then Toni The cartwheel will come in time

Toni i think you have made remarkable progress in 6 months.The pictures of your vehicle were horrific as where the injuries you sustained.I know there has been many ups & downs for you but i take my hat off to you, to have come this far in such a short space of time has taken great determination on yout part And the best news ! No walker May you continue to heal

A firm NO & a stern look Tony,if you want & many of us do just return him/her to there cage for 5 minutes & walk away,ignore him.It make take many goes before they catch on but they do

Yep i agree with Siobhan,the choice of products you guys have available to you is huge compared to us !

You have done everything you should have done As long as the bleeding has stopped then you have nothing to be concerned about,mine often catch their skin on their perches if they rub excessively . The majority of tiny cuts you will find with a little pressure will clot within 5 minutes.<br><br>Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2008/09/16 23:24

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