LizardBreath
Well-Known Member
Now, I was not there, so I hope I get everything right.
I know some of you have birds, and hope you can help.
My mom just called me, her pet bird (a green-cheek conure), had climbed down off her cage, and when my mom went to get off of her bed, stepped on the bird, who was on the floor next to her. Unfortunately there are no vets she can go to until morning. She thought the bird was dead, as she wasn't moving, but after a while started to come to (with great effort). She coughed up blood a couple times, but isn't anymore. It takes some effort for her to walk, and she doesn't seem to want to use her voice at all.
She doing a little better (I'm not sure when exactly this happened, but it's been a few hours at least), and is drinking water and wanting to eat. She lives 45 min away from me, so I haven't seen the bird, just what my mother told me, and she is quite shook up.
I told her to use a heating pad (she said the bird had been fluffing up it's feathers, acting cold), and she is going to try to get her to eat some mushy white rice. She has her bed in a small traveling cage, so she doesn't try to use a perch, and so she can be serperated from her other bird.
Is there anything else we can do for her???? I'm really afraid she won't make it :no:
I know some of you have birds, and hope you can help.
My mom just called me, her pet bird (a green-cheek conure), had climbed down off her cage, and when my mom went to get off of her bed, stepped on the bird, who was on the floor next to her. Unfortunately there are no vets she can go to until morning. She thought the bird was dead, as she wasn't moving, but after a while started to come to (with great effort). She coughed up blood a couple times, but isn't anymore. It takes some effort for her to walk, and she doesn't seem to want to use her voice at all.
She doing a little better (I'm not sure when exactly this happened, but it's been a few hours at least), and is drinking water and wanting to eat. She lives 45 min away from me, so I haven't seen the bird, just what my mother told me, and she is quite shook up.
I told her to use a heating pad (she said the bird had been fluffing up it's feathers, acting cold), and she is going to try to get her to eat some mushy white rice. She has her bed in a small traveling cage, so she doesn't try to use a perch, and so she can be serperated from her other bird.
Is there anything else we can do for her???? I'm really afraid she won't make it :no: