Josey's Vet Appointment

[judygram]

Well her results came back that she is well within the normal range on all her tests so she is healthy just chewing on those flights on one side but I am giving her aloe vera juice baths and putting aloe gel on it twice a day. I know this will take time but I am optimistic she will eventually stop it.

[pearllyn]

Fingers crossed Judy. Alf hasn't chewed any since they grew back!

[Luvparrots]

Glad to hear Josey's blood test came back A-okay!!! Will be sending out positive vibes that she will let her feathers grow back and she will be fully flighted in no time!<br><br>Post edited by: luvparrots, at: 2009/11/11 22:15

[danmcq]

Thats good news Judy!!

 

I am certain with the love and care you are providing for Josey, it WILL happen!! :cheer:

[judygram]

You dang skippy they will, I am a patient woman and it will happen, now if she still knows what to do with them now that is another thing.:blink: :lol:

[JillyBeanz]

What excellent news Judy - I am so pleased for you (both)!

 

I am sure that you will work things through with Josey - without having to resort to the collar - fingers crossed xxxxx

[she]

Thats great news Judy.

[katana600]

It is a relief to know her tests are all normal. If it is just a lingering habit, I wonder if there is any other kind of crunchy or brittle item that she might satisfy the same type of sensation externally than to chew the feather shaft? I guess I am thinking about it in people terms, you know like people who pop bubble wrap, or snap their gum? Since she is otherwise happy and healthy, you will figure something out.