Polyuria - what's normal?

[monax]

I've noticed that Toby gets watery droppings a few times a day. I think that this is attributed to a couple of factors: 1) I've observed him drinking more water since switching to a water bottle - perhaps because of the warmer weather, even though the air conditioning is on, and 2) eating more fresh veggies (I serve very little fruit, except for 1 grape or 1 blueberry a day). Most of his droppings are perfectly normal. He's active, vocal, no changes in appetite. Is there any cause for concern? I saw from one of Dave's stickies that watery poop might even be a sign of good hydration, but I'd rather be more paranoid than not when it comes to Toby's health. Thanks!

[judygram]

If he is drinking more water then yes the poops will be watery but I would cut back on the grapes, they have very little nutrition since they are mostly water, only give 2 or 3 times a week but the blueberry a day is fine, greys don't need much fruit.

If you have any concerns about his poops you can always give your avian vet a call and ask, no one is a vet here.