scorpio

Hello all, sorry been busy for a while but wanted to let you guys know the bird is doin fine. Since the last time i took the bird to the vet he surgically reparied the birds crop and the baby is doin fine, i named the bird SCAR i thought it was fitting. Anyway both Scar and his sibling are doin very well had the vet check them and he was very pleased with Scar's recovery and weight gain as well as his brothers or sister well being. As far as the breader im thinkin of taking her to small claims court as that was the vets opinion as well. i live in queens, ny and she leaves in CT so i have to se what can be done but my bird is doin fine so im happy. i just dont want to let this lady get way with it. Anyway thanks for the support from all you guys. i'll try to keep you all updated. Thanks

Thank you all for the replys but there's got 2 be a way 2 hold her responsible. The vet gave me a writen letter saying that the damage was done before i picked up the birds because the scab was old for one and im feeding two birds at the same time and the other bird is fine. Now the breader isn't even responding to my calls or messages so this why i like to know what i can do legaly but if nothing at all i want to warn all others about her so no one else finds themselfs in this mess<br><br>Post edited by: scorpio, at: 2008/06/09 21:55

About 10 days ago i bought 2 baby greys 9 week old, they looked fine and the breader said they are in exelent health as i made sure and asked. She told me about their feeding times food and how to bathe them every day with warm water, so i took the birds and left. I had noticed when we got home that one of the birds had a little scab on his crop it looked dry so ithought it was somthing the little birds might grow out. Two days latter ithought it was time for a bathe for the birds so i put one in the sink wet it nice and easy which the baby enjoyed and put out to dry. I proceeded to do the same thing with other bird as well but as he was getting wet i noticed the scab come loose and the food started to come out. i emidietly called the breader as she had told me to call her if anything went wrong and when i told her what happenned she said well now its your bird so you have to take care of it just like that. So i took the bird to the Avian vet and he said its an expensive surgery that the bird needs to close the hole in his feedin crop and he also said that it happened from the breader probably givin the bird hot feed. Now if anyone can recomend any legal advice for this breader that resides in CT please let me know any help is gratly aprecieted

hello all, just recently got 2 baby greys. lookin forward to chattin here