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poop... Leonidas (continued)


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I would definatly take that poop in and have it checked and take that bird off anything that you can make oil with such as sunflower peanuts safflower corn Ive seen that kind of poop before with an amazon I use to have that had a liver problem he's fine and still liveing and healthy but his liver condition was due to Obesity from the person who had him before me. I put him on Aloe detox which has milk thistle in it and took him off all fatty food and his liver healed itself Your baby is young though so it could be something else I would get that bird checked out if I where you and you right it stinks

Pat

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Does it mean that he has to go to a vets?... he is healthy, eating right... ONLY the poop in the morning is like that.. the rest is normal.. can i take a sample of the poop and they can check that instead?... can they run tests on that to find out the cause? i really don't want to take him to the vets, because it is really stressful on him...

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One question, I just remebered that your Grey is around 16 to 17 weeks old.

 

Are you still feeding him formula? If so, Their poo is the color and form your picture indicates.

 

If you are still feeding formula, how much is he accepting at the last evening feeding before bed time?

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The poo's seem to indicate his last feeding in the evening is comprized completely of the Katee Exact formula nad not eating seeds, veggies or fruits afterwards. Is that correct? Thats what his poo seems to indicate.

 

It would still not hurt to atleast take the poo in for the v Avian vet to see, perhaps test and comment on. If they are not an avian vet, they may not know if it is normal or not just by looking at it.

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I found a few in your area there in Greensboro NC that list Avian as one of their services:

 

University Animal Hospital

1607-B W Friendly Avenue

Greensboro, NC 27403-1208

(336) 279-1003

Small Animal/Avian/Exotics

 

Certified Avian vets in NC:

 

Durham, NC - Gregory Burkett (Avian Veterinary Services - Birdie Boutique) - 919-490-3001 - http//:www.birdieboutique.com

Huntersville, NC - Lauren Powers (Carolina Vet Specialists) - 704-949-1100 - http://www.carolinavet.com

Kannapolis, NC - Chris Griffin (South Ridge Vet Hosp) - 704-933-1414

Kernersville, NC - Carmen A. Lindheimer (Hopkins Road Animal Hosp) - 336-996-2190

Raleigh, NC - Laurel Degernes (NCSU) - 919-513-6800

Raleigh, NC - Keven Flammer (NCSU) - 919-513-6353

 

Hope this helps in your search for the closest Avian Vet.<br><br>Post edited by: danmcq, at: 2007/11/11 18:46

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