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Yesterday General Beauregard Grey (Beau) went to the vet and underwent the removal of 22 flight and secondary feathers on his right wing. To report his progress I thought I would add some pictures.

 

First - his appetite is almost double what it was prior to the vet visit. I had been concerned about his weight fluctuating between 390 and 400 and then this morning at 381 I was seriously concerned. Here he is at breakfast and later around lunch:

 

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He ate all of his formula for breakfast, some greenbeans and sweet potatoes and a few pellets. At lunch he ate almost 8 of the Harrison's pellets and one small cheeto (he stole that one).

 

This afternoon he's found a new friend:

 

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"Bend down some, I can't reach there"

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"I'll just climb up here and get to the right spot"

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"Thanks Blue, that was perfect, time to just sit here and rest"

 

He's just finished 5 more Harrison's pellets and formula for the evening (a little early - he was chirping for food!) Don't know how I'm gonna keep him fed if he eats like this every day! (Just kidding - I own stock in Harrison's)

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That is so sweet of Beau and Blue, wish my two would get along like that, oh well, at least his appetite is good and eating everything in sight, thanks Robin for sharing the pictures with us.

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Those two look like the next Freddy and Spock! Glad to see everyone's beautiful birds getting along. :) Beau is such a cutie and I'm so glad you took him in.

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Ah Robin, he's looking happier day by day. It is so clear to see how he's improving under your absolutely excellent care.

 

I love that shot of Tequila and GBG - it is just sooooo sweet.

 

Have you tried taking the Harrison's out of the packet - he might find it much easier to consume ha ha ha! :laugh:

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Storm_2007 wrote:

why did the feathers have to be removed?

 

The vet removed them due to the condition of the - extremely chewed - and in an effort to stop the behavior. Also to help in the regrowth of the new feathers.

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