hedwigsmom

Tell me about it!!!! She just sits there chattering away like nothing is wrong, meanwhile I go into panic mode! I think we may bring her to a different vet to check her out, even though the one we have gone to is great, just to see what they say!

I'm not sure if the pluck no more is really doing anything......Hedwig is a feather chewer and I came home to blood in the cage AGAIN because she chewed one of her blood feathers. I know this is behavioral, but I can't help to think it has something to do with her having surgery last summer on her wing for a feather cyst. UGH! We have given her endless toys, and a great diet! She eats Harrisons organic pellets with a mix of veggies/fruits and sunflower seeds as snacks. I hope the Pluck no more starts to work! I will keep you posted!

So, She has been on the pluck no more for a couple of days, it has no taste or smell, so it hasn't stopped her from enjoying her bath or drinking water.....I looked on a few blogs about the pluck no more....apparently it is the same formula as something called stress relief 911 or something like that. Many people swear by it, so I am keeping my fingers crossed. The pluck no more is a bit expensive.....but totally worth it if it helps!

Thanks! We have been to the vet many times with her....we are now going to try pluck-no -more.....the vet said it was absolutely safe and it may help with her stress!

Yeah...and it's a mac! So I am learning!!!

Hedwig eats Harrisons high potency. She is pretty picky....likes apples, brocolli, carrots. LOVES sunflower seeds, but those are her treats along with harrisons power treats. She also has a new trick ....she throws her food while sayingWANNA TREAT? Its kind of funny, but I have to nip that one in the bud!

Thank you! I will post more pics soon, just got a new computer, so we are still downloading our pics!

I am new to grey forums.... I have a 2 1/2 year old Timneh named Hedwig. She has had some issues the last year...she had a feather cyst removed, and often prematurely breaks blood feathers or chews them. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this, and what they have done to help their bird.