Babette8008

Hi and thanks for the invite. I'm new to forums and don't know how to join the, live chat? What should I look for?

To all who responded about my Grey and the ultra sound pest controllers. She really is back to normal, she isn't unsteady on the perch, she is holding her food again, and her appetitie is back. Before I removed the sound plug ins, she was afraid to eat with one foot holding on and now she is even dancing again, keeping rhythm to the music. She had really shut down normal behavior until I realized what could be the problem. Again, my other little parrot did not seem to be effected and my dogs and cat are fine. At least the emitters don't go through walls, supposedly, so if I need to use them I can use them in other parts of the house. I'm very relieved that she is doing better and that I have some forum friends who have given supportive communications.

Thank you for the article! Babette is doing amazingly better since we unplugged the four emitters. They were tiny plug ins and there were several to a package, so to handle a rodent problem, which it did, we installed the four..but it was a large vaulted ceiling room. When the blood tests came back normal and the Doctor mentioned a neurologist, I happened to realize the possibility of the ultra sound causing the problem.

Thank you for your response! We didn't want to use poison in the house and bought them to handle a growing problem of rodents. It really worked on the rodents, but had no idea it would effect my Grey. I have other birds, and don't see the simlar problem in them. Perhaps it is because the Greys are super intelligent..have higher perceptions, and I've seen them categorized along with the dolphins and elephants. Yes, I've totally removed them from the area where she is. She really is almost back to her normal self already.

Hello! I wanted to know whether anyone has found any problems with their birds or Greys after having installed electronic sound wave pest controls intended for the ridding of rodents. My Grey was having episodes of falling off her perch and looking unstable and wobbly. I took her to the vet recently and all her blood work came back normal and no lead, etc. The vet recommended a neurologist. I realized that she may have been affected by the electronic emitters that I plugged into 4 outlets in the space she was in. I mentioned this to the vet and she said she had never heard of that, but it is possible. Since we unplugged them, I see that she is geting back to herself. I wanted to know if any of you have similar experiences or have heard of this. The only data I have uncovered online is migratory birds beginning to be affected by the cell phone tower emitters and other types of electronic waves.