Avian Vet Dr Ross Perry & Budgie Health Care Re New Budgie Health Check for Peabo 120611 Part 1

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Avian Vet Dr Ross Perry brings you a video of a post purchase health care check of baby Budgie "Peabo" at 6 weeks of age on 120611. As a Holistic Avian Vet, Dr Ross Perry spends time talking to and reassuring Peabo before getting on with his physical examination. Early in the examination Dr Ross Perry notes Peabo has a soiled vent and also has feather mites. Many other clinical signs appear to be normal. Even tho Peabo hasn't had his wings clipped and will be allowed to fly around the house in due course, Dr Ross Perry is able to demonstrate twice how he calms many budgies and other birds through directing calming loving energy from his hands with focused intent . Be sure to watch more videos in this series.

[@kxmode]

His voice is ASMR for birds. :)

[@david18ireland]

such an attentive, calming vet. wonderful man

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+daveyboi28 Thank you for your inspiring comment Davey! Thanks also for watching my video. Please watch more on my videos @ kzbin.infovideos or subscribe me. If you want also to have a copy of my book you can visit anytime! Please visit bit.ly/GoldCoastBirdVet or www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/buy-now-books-e-books-cds-dvds-by-dr-ross-perry-also-zeo-products.html

[@blazer666del]

A True Budgie whisperer...Amazing work...

[@MetalChick30]

This is adorable, I love how the budgie calms down with him.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Thank you for your comment #Le .When you have time you can check on Dr Ross Perry's Books here www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html I think you will be interested my books especially on how to calm Budgies pet bird.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Merci beaucoup Sad Angel!

[@SimranSingh-wu8br]

Ross Perry my budgie bites me, do you have any advice for me?

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Background reading Budgie Book E-book www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p131/%22Budgie_Book%22_e-Book%2C_by_Doctor_Ross_Perry.html Hard copy within Australia www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p124/%22Budgie_Book%22_Delivery_Within_Aus tralia_Only_Readable_Spine_by_Doctor_Ross_Perry.html Hardcopy outside Australia www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p131/%22Budgie_Book%22_e-Book%2C_by_Doctor_Ross_Perry.htmlcoastbirdvet.com/store/p125/%22Budgie_Book%22_Delivery_Outside_Australia_Readable_Spine_by__Doctor_Ross_Perry.html Learnt and practise surrogate EFT in combination with your intuition www.emofree.com. Explore Bach and Australian Bush Flower Remedies and diffusing BE Calm essential oil blend. Learn telepathy... Get her a mate and provide for her needs. Dr Ross Perry [e-mail]

[@TravelAdventuresWithRay]

Why can't you be my veterinarian

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+Raymond Hung Thanks for your comment Reymond! Please read on my books especially Dr. Ross Perry's Caring for Birds with Love and Gratitude Book @ bit.ly/DrRossPerrysBirdBookStore or www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html

[@TravelAdventuresWithRay]

+Ross Perry Thank you very much. I highly appreciate your kindness towards birds and people. Take care.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+Raymond Hung You're welcome Raymond! Let's spread with love and gratitude towards birds! Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry :)

[@TravelAdventuresWithRay]

+Ross Perry blessings to you too Dr. Ross Perry

[@kaileyfuerstenberg7874]

o my god please teach me how to do that PLEEAAASSEE

[@brichardsfourty]

I have so much love and respect for you Dr. Ross Perry you save birds lives thank you

[@windymoore4009]

You are fantastic Dr. Perry. You are like an avian vet my late husband and I had in California years ago. True Bird Whispers.

[@Scruffy39]

it's amazing to see how you are able to calm them down like that... it's beautiful

[@DoctorRossPerry]

I really appreciate your comment Leland. I am registered as a bird specialist and also care for other pets as a holistic vets. You may contact me @ 0419693279 for your appointment. If you would like to get a copy of my books please visit my website www.goldcoastbirdvet.com! Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Thank you, Naeeem. Years of learning to removing the blocks and judgments to accepting and loving myself then learning that this love empathy and more can be projected to and through birds and others and can be further enhanced by acknowledging connection with highest self and inviting/asking for help from beings of light happy to help. At least that is part of it for some situations. Blessings, Doctor Ross Perry

[@Vic64Y]

*IMPORTANT WARNING FOR PET BIRD OWNERS* : The food that we normally give to the canaries (and other companion birds) consisting of a "complete, balanced and top-quality seeds mixture" bought in pet stores or malls, makes the owners trust that their pet is well fed, but it's not so: indeed the pet birds health is at imminent and serious risk. The owners of canaries, parrots, cockatoos, parakeets, cockatiels, etc., WE MUST PAY ATTENTION TO DOMESTIC BIRD BREEDERS AND VETS and keep in mind that although we feed them with such a typical seeds mixture, our birds are very likely in danger of suffering an unexpected, painful and practically inevitable PREMATURE DEATH BY FATTY LIVER DISEASE. Canaries, for example, will surely die at 4 - 6 years of age of the more than 14 that they can live. It's sad that pet birds are fated to die early and painfully in so many cases. You have to warn people to avoid it! This deadly disease is very common in pet birds but owners usually don’t know or detect it in time. And we can’t imagine that *THE CAUSE IS IN THE FOOD ITSELF* that we provide to our birds, in which such *a typical mixture contains low-fat seeds such as canary seed together with other VERY fatty seeds such as niger, hemp or nabine and, in addition, the birds usually prefer to eat the fatty seeds* so that their REAL DIET is unbalanced by excessive fat, gradually causes the fatty infiltration of the liver and in a few years causes fatty liver hepatitis and PREMATURE DEATH to pet birds. *Also the breeding paste and its pigments and the sunflower seeds can attack the liver* if they are taken too much or for too long. It's a cruel disease that progresses silently and, when its unexpected symptoms begin, they are easily confused with other ailments so the owners usually postpone the visit to the vet at a time already critical for the life of the bird (besides that not all vets are trained to recognize this elusive and misleading disease, even to administer lipotropic and regenerative liver protectors in curative doses, just in case it's that and not a supposed blow). It's a process of slow and asymptomatic progression, but when their visible symptoms begin (acute phase) the disease accelerates. *SYMPTOMS OF THE ACUTE PHASE OF FATTY LIVER DISEASE* : First, emotional decay or progressive lack of interest, hard belly (in many cases, with a dark spot with a half-moon shape on the belly, which seems a "tumor", to see it you have to wet your fingers to remove the down), falls from the sticks of the cage that seem for "errors of calculation" and then lameness (that make believe that they are by the previous falls, but both symptoms are due to that it hurts the liver), lack of flight and singing, the bird fluffs up his feathers or bends more or less slowly; Then, within a few weeks or a few days, forced breathing with open beak, remaining lying on the floor of the cage near the food, sudden spasms from time to time (which make people believe that the bird is "epileptic" but it are twinges of pain of diseased liver), abundant greenish stools (caused by biliverdin which if it's not fasting, it means hepatic harm), then black and watery (from hepatic hemorrhages), then a strange purplish color of skin and beak, an excessive appetite and the final "improvement" of a few days (in the last phase, the already degenerated liver becomes deflated by what the bird seems to ameliorate), after which it suddenly dies among seizures (which may seem a heart infarct). For the first symptoms the liver has already degenerated to 80% and only an urgent (and accurate) vet action can save your bird and revert the liver situation. If you simply feed your bird with the loose seeds mixture (even if you give it fresh fruits, vegetables and let it exercise, for example by letting it out of the cage at home), right now your pet's liver is degenerating, and neither you nor your bird know. *Without liver protectors, it's almost certain that your bird will die early and in many cases you won’t be able to determine its real cause* . Hepatic lipidosis it's not only deadly by itself when the visible symptoms begin (sometimes even it does not warn at all until few moments before the death). Even before the acute phase it predisposes the bird to suffer infections, as it weakens the immune system. Obese pet birds have an higher risk of many other diseases, like arthritis, heart disease and cancer. Obesity in birds it's not so apparent but it's more dangerous than in other animals like mammals. So in addition to giving to the birds lipotropic and detox / regenerating hepatic protectors preventively and routinely, breeders usually make their own mixtures with low fat seeds. *PREVENTION AND/OR TREATMENT* : The time to act is NOW that your pet doesn’t have yet the visible symptoms. It's necessary to ACTIVELY PREVENT THE LIVER DEGENERATION. Fortunately it's easy to do it: *It's very advisable to substitute progressively (within some weeks, as per the instructions of the manufacturer) the mixture of loose seeds for some pellets compound food of seeds, fruits and vegetables (preferably those that already include liver protectors), because this prevents the bird from filtering and eating mostly the fatty seeds (but without insisting if the bird does not get accustomed to eating pellets because he could die for starvation within a few days)* . *And, whatever the diet, it's CRUCIAL to add to the drinking water or to the food a LIPOTROPIC LIVER PROTECTOR that includes carnitine and / or choline, betaine, methionine, etc., (and it's very convenient to add a DETOX / REGENERATING LIVER PROTECTOR with thistle milk, boldo, artichoke extract)* . Liver protectors are not medicine but cheap food supplements manufactured by pet bird vet laboratories that remove the fat from the liver, clean it and favor its recovery. It's essential to add them to the pet birds diet to conserve their liver. It's something that professionals as breeders and vets know, but we the owners usually don't know. It are appearing in the market compound feed for pet birds that don’t include fatty seeds and that already include several liver protectors. But *the vast majority of owners still confidently feed their birds with the typical mixture of loose seeds with little fat and other very fatty seeds... And their birds continue dying of hepatic lipidosis in a large number of cases (likely, in most cases)* . Now we know that, as fatty liver disease develops from the daily food itself, it’s most likely THE FIRST CAUSE OF DEATH OF PET BIRDS, and more so as the bird ages. Webs on FLD: www.beautyofbirds.com/liverdisease.html Liver disease is a slow, on-going progressive disease where the liver tissue is replaced with fat. When the liver disease has progressed, the bird may suddenly appear ill. www.lovinghands.com/forms/Hepatic%20Lipidosis%20-%20Fatty%20Liver%20Disease.pdf One of the sadder diseases many avian vets see is that of hepatic lipidosis or fatty liver disease. It's sad in a number of ways since often the birds are very ill, life-threateningly so, or possibly having died suddenly. Often the owners have been unaware of the dangers of feeding their beloved pet the seeds, peanuts, or other fatty foods the bird obviously loves to eat. These are truly cases of "loving your bird to death". Any bird can fall victim to fatty liver disease. www.researchgate.net/publication/46105643_Treating_liver_disease_in_the_avian_patient Dietary deficiencies of lipotrophic factors such as choline, biotin, and methionine may decrease the transport of lipids from the liver. www.veterinaria.org/revistas/redvet/n111110B/111004B.pdf The clinical manifestations of hepatic diseases in ornamental birds are much more frequent than people could imagine and in many cases they are not appreciated, progress in a silent way and when they are evident, vet action may (usually) arrive late. Most any avian symptomatology should be considered as if it were a pathology that could be serious, and not allow the disease to develop because then it will probably be too late. We must closely investigate the symptoms, take preventive measures that don’t harm (such as giving liver and intestinal protectors according to the leaflet) ask for advice from vets, breeders, etc. and procure the most appropriate treatment RAPIDLY, but without rushing in the treatment or with the doses in such small animals. If the days go by and the bird doesn’t improve, it's necessary to continue investigating and, if necessary, change the medication in an informed and contrasted manner. Doing nothing or stopping research usually ends up with the bird dead, but acting without being sure of what is done and in what dose, it likely ends the same way. It's necessary to obtain and confirm the sufficient vet experience and have the serenity to determine in each case whether it's convenient to hasten to do and / or administer what medicine and in what dose, or if it’s better not to do and let the situation evolve without medicating for the time being, or according to the medication that has already been administered. A limp in a bird is not always an injury caused by a blow, but the symptom of a disease of some organ (usually the liver or an intestinal disease) that needs to be discovered and treated ASAP. When in doubt, change diet to one with the lowest fat possible (only birdseed, or with other low-fat seeds such as millet, chia, fresh fruits and vegetables) and administer lipotropic and regenerating liver protectors in curative doses immediately... although nothing could foresee a fatal outcome. There are also food supplements protectors of the intestinal mucosa and stimulants of the immune system. In doses according to the leaflets do not cause damage, it will surely save the life of your bird (if it's not too late), and will keep them with a basic wellness.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

cdj thing I suspect your budgie has heavy metal poisoning from Galvanised wire. I have minimal signs to go on and I obtained this by dowsing. He needs Zeo Activ8 or calsenate injections if I am correct

[@KarlyBrookem12]

This is totally my dream job! I have a huge passion for birds.

[@iashrai]

Ross Perry Hi Dr Ross...It was so amazing to see how you handled that bird. The bird was so calm, even though you were a stranger to him...I have a budgie and he is a year old now. He isn't scared of me and I have taught him a few tricks as well. so he is comfortable with me. But I never really grabbed him or pet him, as I noticed that he was getting irritated. So I stopped and now he doesn't let me grab him or pet him. Is there anyway to make him comfortable with me grabbing him and pet him on the head, tummy... Cheers, Iashrai :)

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Remote bird health advice and help Veterinary Law internationally and locally makes it illegal for vets to give advice without having physically examined the animal recently and /or without being asked for another opinion by a vet who has done so. Perhaps you can ask your vet for a referral to me to explore holistic options for helping your bird(s)? or I can take my veterinary hat off and work as a scientific dowser using a series of charts I have created including diseases, drugs, body parts etc of people and a range of animals including dogs, birds and remotely tune into your bird's quantum energy field and evaluate answers on an exponential scale from 0 to positive 180 and 0 to negative 180 re status, wisdom, vitality etc. This work costs $70 for up to first 15 minutes with the first 15 minutes pre=paid, payable to [e-mail] via paypal or direct transfer to Perrecca P/L NAB Bank BSB 082330 account number 516897373 and thereafter $65/15 minutes or part thereof. I can also do transformative invocations and evaluate the almost immediate changes that occur with many of the above parameters. The wisdom of giving various drugs, remedies and courses of action can also be evaluated. None of this work is a veterinary diagnosis, veterinary advice or veterinary treatment. It is a remote reading of probabilities and possibilities as determined by scientific dowsing. I would anticipate 30-60 minutes work for full work up etc. tho you/we should have a good idea of probabilities and possibilities in first 15 minutes. You can Skype video call DoctorRossPerry while I m doing it and I provide a summary print out of key findings within the time available. Let me know your bird's name and send me at least one preferably more macro photos and/or videos of aspects of your bird and a detailed history of veterinary care so far if at all possible if you want to proceed. See also Dowsing from the Heart E-book www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p157/%22Dowsing_From_The_Heart%22_%28Book_1%29__eBook_by_Dr_Ross_Perry.html Blessings, Ross Perry

[@BJGvideos]

"Quantum energy fields" wtf?

[@GaiaGirl2468]

I just signed up for my 2 Budgies up for pet health insurance.

[@simindarf8125]

my mom gives our budgies few drops of multivitamin every month, is it okay to do so?

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Not necessary if they get adequate direct sunlight and you follow my advice: Budgie Book Hard copy within Australia www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p124/%22Budgie_Book%22_Delivery_Within_Aus tralia_Only_Readable_Spine_by_Doctor_Ross_Perry.html Hardcopy outside Australia www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p125/%22Budgie_Book%22_Delivery_Outside_Australia_Readable_Spine_by__Doctor_Ross_Perry.html Budgie e-Book www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p131/%22Budgie_Book%22_e-Book%2C_by_Doctor_Ross_Perry.html

[@prachimahajan8292]

Ross Perry

[@beautyguru159gaming8]

Hello, I was wondering if you could please tell me where you work, and if there was any chance would could do a check up on my budgies. I can see that you are very friendly with the animals.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Thank you for asking me to help your bird. You obviously need professional help. The way I can help you remotely is as follows: Remote bird health advice and help Veterinary Law internationally and locally makes it illegal for vets to give advice without having physically examined the animal recently and /or without being asked for another opinion by a vet who has done so. Perhaps you can ask your vet for a referral to me to explore holistic options for helping your bird(s)? or I can take my veterinary hat off and work as a Spiritual and Scientific Dowser using a series of charts I have created including diseases, drugs, body parts etc of people and a range of animals including dogs, birds and remotely tune into your bird's quantum energy field and evaluate answers on an exponential scale from 0 to positive 180 and 0 to negative 180 re status, wisdom, vitality etc. This work costs $70 for up to first 15 minutes with the first 15 minutes pre=paid, payable to [e-mail] via paypal or direct transfer to Perrecca P/L NAB Bank BSB 082330 account number 516897373 and thereafter $65/15 minutes or part thereof. I can also do transformative invocations and evaluate the almost immediate changes that occur with many of the above parameters. The wisdom of giving various drugs, remedies and courses of action can also be evaluated. None of this work is a veterinary diagnosis, veterinary advice or veterinary treatment. It is a remote reading of probabilities and possibilities as determined by scientific dowsing. I would anticipate 30-60 minutes work for full work up etc. tho you/we should have a good idea of probabilities and possibilities in first 15 minutes. You can Skype video call DoctorRossPerry while I m doing it and I provide a summary print out of key findings within the time available. Let me know your bird's name and send me at least one preferably more macro photos and/or videos of aspects of your bird and a detailed history of veterinary care so far if at all possible if you want to proceed. See also Dowsing from the Heart E-book www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p157/%22Dowsing_From_The_Heart%22_%28Book_1%29__eBook_by_Dr_Ross_Perry.html Blessings, Ross Perry.

[@mubr4080]

hi, my baby budgie fell down from 70cm high table. He is not moving his leg. I didn't see any blood. He is not using his leg to walk or grip at all. He is pretty much not moving his leg. I don't have access to a vet. Please help. I don't want him to be disabled.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Hello Mub. I am registered as a bird specialist and also care for other pets as a holistic vets. Please privately message me in Skype DoctorRossPerry or email [e-mail] and I will explain the terms and conditions. You may contact me @ 0419693279 for your appointment. If you would like to get a copy of my books please visit my website www.goldcoastbirdvet.com! I think it would help you caring your birds and guide you as well.Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.

[@littlebeaks2508]

Hi Dr Perry, thank you for this video. It is amazing how you are able to connect with, reassure and calm the budgie in what would otherwise be a very stressful situation for him. The number of budgies (and other birds, particularly the small species) that aren't cared for properly, whether because people don't know better, or pet shops / breeders don't educate new bird parents, is very worrying and saddening - they are such beautiful, intelligent creatures. I co-run a facebook page, Little Beaks, the purpose of which aims to educate people more, provide advice on bird care and welfare. We'd love your input if you'd like to have a look - facebook.com/LittleBeaks (no doubt you're extremely busy though!) Thanks again

[@biancalazebiani994]

I lost my warrior Chico (calopsita) on 07/22/17 of heavy metal poisoning. After months of misdiagnosis and treatment ... He had several seizures and a very serious neurological damage. In Brazil this disease is largely ignored by some inexperienced veterinarians. He fought beautifully for 90 days. He was a great warrior and leaves many lessons. He was not just a pet bird, it was a great lesson in life and strength when one is weaker. Sad !

[@DoctorRossPerry]

As you are into birds please also join and like me at wwww.Facebook.com/DrRossPerryBirdVet. I am very happy for friends like you, especially bird and animal and nature lovers, to friend me. I'd like to learn about you and how I can help you. Please tell me about the birds and other animals that you care for so that I can help you, and think about how together we can help others around the world! Do you care about our environment and sustainable joyful living in harmony with each other and with nature? In case you haven't already noticed there are many pages of photo albums here on my Facebook "Dr Ross Perry" for you to enjoy, including some on birds. On the top line of my profile page there is a link to "Dr Ross Perry Bird Vet", that takes you to my bird health fan page facebook.com/DrRossPerryBirdVet. Please friend me for this page and like it as this is where on Facebook I can help you learn most about bird health and management. Explore the tabs on the top of Dr Ross Perry Bird Vet . For example click on the red video tab and also on the tab for photo albums. As a bird lover, I draw your attention to the link to many of my bird health care websites. When you want personal contact and discussion with me please complete the form, make an appointment, and post me your answers to the questionnaire via www.GoldCoastBirdVet.com Please like the page and share all the other links you like with all your bird loving friends so that we can help people with caged and pet birds around the world raise their understanding of their birds' needs, management and care, and of course, quality of life. Best wishes, Dr Ross Perry www.goldcoastbirdvet.com

[@DoctorRossPerry]

It can hurt if it is not done professionally with the bird restrained and calmed. I regard the pain akin to a needle prick, quick and over and done with, if done properly on the first attempt. However, if I am plucking many large quills during one consultation I use general anaesthesia. Calming helps a lot but often takes time even when you know how to do it to the extent I can. Even now there is lots of room for improvement in my calming techniques. Plucking blood quills risks bleeding, pressur

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Did or does your cockatiel have one or both wings clipped? Injuries such as you describe are very commonly contributed to by wing clipping in my opinion and I advise to left birds fly in a safe environment. Supporting the body without interfering with breathing I would probably pluck the snapped tail feather in the direction it was growing. for more detailed help see goldcoastbirdvet dotcom. Thank you, Dr Ross Perry

[@DoctorRossPerry]

strong ordinary black tea, perhaps with a bit of dandelion root if she will drink it. keep the cat food (iron) less and increase insects including crickets that you can buy and flies that you can if your neighbours aren't too close attract to a smelly meat fly trap or an ultraviolet fly trap. Learn what wild black birds eat in your part of the world. Mimic nature. Her appetitie will improve soon if she survives the initial worming. Thanks, Dr Ross Perry

[@DoctorRossPerry]

The live plant leaves flower buds and seed heads are best otherwise only 1 drop of tincture via pharmacist or vet orally once a day for liver support, Dandelion and chickweed and many other herbs support liver function, usually as a very little quantity of a lot of diversity home grown organically in lawns and gardens as i do. See more youtube DoctorRossPerry videos. on this. Blackbrds are susceptible to iron storage disease so avoid giving her iron rich foods eg. red meats. Thanks Ross Perry

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Follow this with course of zeo vet tox or get local vet help eg oral lincospectin injectable and give probiotics, liver support, st mary's thistle, spirulina and Poly-Aid or similar until recovered. Provide a source of warmth and put 1 teaspoon of organic honey per cup of tepid black tea for drinking water. I hope this helps you help her. Blessings and thanks, Dr Ross Perry Bird Vet (search this on fb too).

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Discolouration and/or enlargement of the cere often indicate underlying hormonal changes yet they can also accompany local infections under or within the cere, cancer, granulomas, and cere hypertrophy among a variety of other issues. For specific remote help for pet birds follow procedure at goldcoastbirdvet dotcom please. Thanks Dr Ross Perry

[@DoctorRossPerry]

My exploring bird faeces workshop dvd is probably the best you will get at preent and postage and handling is "reasonable", via goldcoastbirdvet dotcom

[@maggiewoo6186]

What a lovely gentle vet, so calm and tender with that beautiful baby, wonderful to watch!!

[@kmaster271]

The bites do be hurting.. lol

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Reply to RR re budgie with laboured breathing. You cannot safely have a kerosene heater in the same room as budgies. the funes will kill them. stop using it anywhere where the fumes can blow into their room. give the budgies a course of psittavet doxycycline if you can access it. Blessings, Ross

[@bahblood1111]

Hi, i recently got a budgie from the pet store its been about 3 weeks.I believe its a few months old. It has been very cold here in california, ive been wrapping her cage in multiple blankets and keeping her away from window drafts and i never have my room ceiling fan on unless her cage is covered. Shes been eating fine and seems energetic at some point in the day. She also cleans and scratches herself. She has been making a squeaking noises sometimes when she falls asleep and has been fluffing up even when it is warm in my room. I will be taking her to the vet, but wanted some insight first of what these details show you? thanks.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+Marie Gemini Thank you for asking me to help you and your Pet! Please privately message me at Skype DoctorRossPerry or email [e-mail] and I will explain what is involved in us working together, albeit legally internationally and locally, in my capacity as a vet I am not allowed to give specific advice and help without working through a vet who has already recently physically examined your pet. So if this can’t be done, I need to take off my veterinary hat and work as a private citizen with various other skills. Blessing and thanks again, Dr. Ross Perry :)

[@dchubad]

just an update, i gave her a wormer for 3 days as you said along with the other stuff. she has pulled through massively :) she is doing so well im amazed at her progress. although she still only has use of one leg i planto release her this saturday and she has definatly gained loads of weight. cant thank you enough and a special thanks from the blackbird for her life back :)

[@andreanicolas9363]

Please someone help me , I'm feeding a sparrow fledgling that i saved from the road..today i saw a swollen air sac in his right breast..i don't have any avian vets or specialist of any kind or wild life center ..can any one help me please I wanna help him...I'm ready to do anything to save him..i just need professional guidance..pleaseee!!!! 🙏

[@fellowshipwithfamily-charl2127]

😰 just came across ur comment. Not Shaw if the birb is still alive but if not at least you were with it till the end ... Right? Bless you, I would have done the same and took it in. 😉

[@andreanicolas9363]

@@fellowshipwithfamily-charl2127 thank you yes it's alive and all well I was feeding him too much I saw the crop full and without realizing and experience I thought it was an air sac😅 thank god i found out ot wasn't. Thank you for replying.

[@NoNo-xt6fe]

Hi Ross I have a question recently my cousins came over and they smoke and my budgies inhaled just a little bit do u think they will be fine from just a bit of smoke?

[@DoctorRossPerry]

yes, but I would avoid it in future as far as is possible. Ross

[@NoNo-xt6fe]

Ross Perry thanks Ross! We don’t have any smokers in the house it’s just that day they came

[@gvrockers1593]

My budgie sleeps during day and sometimes eats his own feathers. He also sleeps by rotating his neck and placing the neck on its body.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Your budgie is ill and needs veterinary attention. Sorry. Ross

[@gvrockers1593]

@@DoctorRossPerry thanks.

[@iqra2214]

Ur a hero. I wish I had u when my bird was ill. But sadly she died in my hands 😥

[@yvettemartinez1245]

Where is Part II? I can't find it. I was waiting to see Dr. Ross Perry examine Snoopy.

[@justiciadivina3825]

Continuation is titled: Budgie Health Care with Avian Vet Dr Ross Perry on How to treat Feather Mites 120611

[@kanchix9501]

My parakeet is not under my control it try's to bite me and it will try to fly away please tell me where I should take to be trained

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Read and get a copy of my book, especially Dr. Ross Perry's Budgie Book! Hard copy within Australia www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p124/%22Budgie_Book%22_Delivery_Within_Australia_Only_Readable_Spine_by_Doctor_Ross_Perry.html Hardcopy outside Australia www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p125/%22Budgie_Book%22_Delivery_Outside_Australia_Readable_Spine_by__Doctor_Ross_Perry.html Budgie e-Book www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/p131/%22Budgie_Book%22_e-Book%2C_by_Doctor_Ross_Perry.html Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.

[@kanchix9501]

Ross Perry thank you😊

[@DoctorRossPerry]

My knowledge of calming birds embraces various aspects of the physical emotional and spiritual and setting focused intent for both me and them to feel and be calm, reassured, trusting and loving. For a male this is multitasking and requiring concentration, especially when I am also inspecting for diagnostic purposes and answering questions etc at same time. It has taken me a lot of practice, though hopefully the understanding I now express here will help many others do so much more easily.

[@trusfrated4645]

I'll be a vet like u in future

[@DoctorRossPerry]

@@trusfrated4645 Good on you! work easy and study every day, and develop your skills including psychic ones and learn from my book Dowsing from the Heart ebook via www.goldcoastbirdvet.com and discover much of what we are taught as truth is only opinion but keep your mouth shut until you have your paper work award! Blessings, Ross

[@trusfrated4645]

@@DoctorRossPerry Thanks Sir !

[@dchubad]

interesting video indeed, i was looking for some ideas on poop problems to help with a wild hen blackbird rescued from a birdy fight. ive had her for 5 - 6 weeks now and she is seriously going light with really bad smelly poop. very dirty vent and poor plumage. one leg looks paralised :( my vet said they couldnt find anything wrong with her. what would cause her poop to smell so bad? she wont eat worms or snails either not sure why. she seems to struggle to poop. please any advice?

[@dchubad]

i released her yesterday and tried to folm her release but for some reason the video did not save :( very disapointed as i wanted to show family her release. within 5 seconds of letting her go she flew to the ground (must have been cage bound) a male blackbird came right down to her to investigate :) i walked off and let nature take its course. what a great feeling. i hope she will fly, her feathers were a bit tatty as she hasnt bathed for 8 weeks. thanks again

[@dchubad]

i was concerned about the postage as i live in the UK. i am not sure what dropbox is, its not something ive heard of before. i was after a good DVD on fecal examinations but would probably be after other stuff at a later date if posile. i havnt checked your price list yet so i will have a peek in a bit. i am looking for something i can use as a good reference as i keep 'lots' of finches such as the gouldian, long tailed finch, bichinos, stars, ect and you explain stuff well in your videos

[@dchubad]

ive bought just about everything now and off to pick one one final ingrediant from the post office. she is on day two of her worming and she's been moved to a better hospis cage. her last cage was too smelly :-/ i really want that DVD but im in the UK and the postage costs are huge :( its a shame i cant pay for it first then download it from you, would save me a fortune. i will post back with any updates on her. i am so greatful for your help thank you

[@dchubad]

ive joined you on FB :) she wont eat worms or snails, they just walk off while she sits there watching them. ive given her cat food made with chicken and jelly. fat balls crushed, mealworm (which she eats a lot of), peanuits, invectrus(insect food), wild bird mix but doesnt touch, raisins and small chunks of apple. when you say black tea do you mean normal tea just black and do you mean strong or weak? sorry for my stupidness i just want to get it right for her. thanks

[@TwesomE]

Snoopy is a nice name but i would probably call it woodstock because the birdie had that name in the peanuts,both of them are really cute hope peabo be well quick.Ok now to my problem i have that female budgie carmen that in the beginning we thought was a male because of the dark colour of her nose.A while ago started tomess up the papersin her cage and laying eggs,she layed about 4-5 i think how do i stop that?

[@dranuragbiswas]

sir i need your help......one of my budgie is less active....puffy ,,sleepy and poop stucking near vent along with yellowish turning of feather near vent from 6 /7 days.......one other udgie also have poop stucking to vent feathers..but 2nd one is active till now.....please help me.....here vet is available but no avian vet...so please reply sharp sir

[@mehtabalishahpuffgoawayplease]

Sadly my parents won't let me take good care. And just put them to a place in the corner of the house with chicken wire and 2 flew away and the others play in soil at the base of there (cage) with Japanese quails and sneez all the time but my parents won't do any thing they say they are happy but they are not and i might have to give them away soon :'(

[@lizas4183]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🐦

[@susanlewis9351]

You are the bird whisperer doctor!!

[@DoctorRossPerry]

thank you .know that you too can become one with empathy faith trust etc. blessings, Ross

[@animalwhisperer219]

alright i have a question, i have a cockatiel who broke a blood feather, (it is no longer bleeding) and he also has a snapped tail feather and it has never grown out... what do i do?

[@wendybloomix6624]

aaaaaawwww i have budgies😄😊😙 i💗 budgies

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+everyday budgie Hi! Thank you for watching my Video! If you want to learn more about Budgies and learn from it, I have a book that will surely get to know about this bird! Dr. Ross Perry's Budgie book! bit.ly/GoldCoastBirdVet

[@animalwhisperer219]

i went into petsmart today, and walked over to the birds. what i saw was heartbreaking. all these wonderful little creatures all looked so sick, sitting on perches with there heads tucked in there wings, fluffed up feathers, and sleeping. lots of parakeets had tail pumping, and wabbling on there perches, some were trying to fly freeley, but had no space,i was about to cry. and then i thought of u. i said to myself. if i could i would take all these little guys, they would go to Dr. ross perry.

[@MOHAMMEDABDULNADEEMAHMEDPASHA]

My budgie is dull n sleepy plz suggest any medicine..that i can get in stores easly..

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Hi #Nadeem. I am registered as a bird specialist and also care for other pets as a holistic vets. You may contact me @ 0419693279 for your appointment. If you would like to get a copy of my books please visit my website www.goldcoastbirdvet.com! Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.

[@LuisLopez-ph4kd]

I've been watching your videos but for some reason I feel you cut them short and I don't feel I'm getting a completely information completely

[@TheAscendingLight]

I love watching Dr Perry's videos, he does clearly have a gift and is an excellent practitioner delivering 1st level care with love and compassion..How wonderful if all vets could begin to learn by this way of being. I pray all animals who need human help are cared for in such a beautiful way. We now know why all the little birds would come and sit on St Francis shoulder so peaceful and the wolf would listen to him...So wonderful...

[@cutecandy1232]

Hi, dr ross. I have two budgies and they are called joey and skye, i have had them for 10 months and they are still not tamed. I'm very friendly to them. I give them treats and let them fly around in the house but every time i put my hand in the cage they always start flying everywhere!!!! I have tried everything to try to make them like me and be friendly but its just NOT WORKING. Please HELP!!!! 😵😭😵

[@scottballinger40]

Atleast he wasn't trying to harm anyone. Those guys did a textbook job in handling h the situation correctly. Last thing you want to do is getting a fight with someone who's jacked up on who-knows-what

[@animalwhisperer219]

will it hurt to pluck a feather? he is a bird who is skittish and hates being restrained...

[@victoriab6202]

I have a budgie who is about a year and a half old. Maybe two years. And randomly her beak is growing like crazy. I’ve owned budgies for 10+ years. I’ve never had ones beak grow like this before. Anyone have advice?

[@srivatsapusuluri6327]

Hello! My budgie is making this sound that sounds like wood cracking, but she is still pretty active, when she makes this sound she becomes still and puts here head down

[@lovefromlemac]

Dr. Perry, Does discoloration and/or enlargement of the cere ever mean hormonal changes?

[@md.tanjilahmed3128]

plz give me a solution for budge green poop

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Thank you for your comment Tanjil. You can check on Dr Ross Perry's Poop Books here www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html I think it would help you caring your birds and guide you as well. Blessings, Ross Perry.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Many possible causes. Order and study my budgie book.

[@Irrirriii]

My parakeet died three days ago. I used to think that they are just birds, and I didn’t even know how much I love my birds. One of them got sick and on Sunday evening I couldn’t find a specialist, and I read online that if these birds are ill, then you should keep them in a warm place. I did wrap her in a towel and placed her in a quiet and warm place. After about an hour, it started to feel better and showed some action. But, I was fooled by that thinking she is feeling better and went to sleep, when I woke up I found her dead. Apparently, when birds are feeling sick, they stop eating and drinking. Which they will die not from feeling sick but they will die from dehydration and starving. When you see them feeling sick, you must force feed them something like blended oatmeal, and inset i]the food into a birds month with medical syringe. You have to force feed the bird little bit by little every 2-3 hours. Give them water also through medical syringe. To keep them hydrated. I wish I knew all these before my bird died, then I would be able to save mine.... I didn’t know how much I love my bird until after it died....because it is impossible not to love these beautiful creatures. I hope this will help to save other birds, because I if someone had told me all these before my bird died, perhaps she would have been alive now. But, I thought if the bird is feeling sick then they have to be left alone to recover, but this is not the case with birds at all. You must force feed them a soft watery food like oatmeal blended, or oat groats washed and mix it hot water and blend it. Wait until it will be warm, as you cannot give your bird hot or cold food. And if you think your bird got poisoned, then you can give water mixed with activated charcoal. Someone I know was able to save her bird by doing all these things. I wanted to share, so that other people would know too. Keep their water fresh, and feed them fresh vegetables and fruits too along with the parakeet food. I hope these little birds and all other animals and creatures will always stay healthy and live a very long and happy life. I just miss my bird so much. I had no idea how much I love her, until after she died......

[@dianasaur2131]

I've heard new findings say that feather mite help keep feathers free of organic debris such as pollen and fungus and that they don't attack the feather they just live there.

[@nicolesimonson7268]

How do u keep the budgie calm my last budgie got a respiratory infection and he was hard to treat he was tame just didn't keep calm when holding like that. Unfortunately the treatment didn't work and I made a choice in his best interests to get him put down he was very unwell and he was quite old for a budgie . But me and my family have decided we are ready for another budgie and want to know how to hold them like that should I do it when they are little so if in future I have to treat the bird with medication again ? Sorry for the long questions ...

[@DoctorRossPerry]

My knowledge of calming birds embraces various aspects of the physical emotional and spiritual and setting focused intent for both me and them to feel and be calm, reassured, trusting and loving. For a male this is multitasking and requiring concentration, especially when I am also inspecting for diagnostic purposes and answering questions etc at same time. It has taken me a lot of practice, though hopefully the understanding I now express here will help many others do so much more easily.

[@abdulalam8665]

Hello I have a male budgie I noticed he has no feather under his neck I am really worried I really love watching ur video thank you

[@weebshrimp7617]

My budgie was attacked by his brothers when he was a baby now he doesn't have his cere, he's an adult now and has wife and a baby but still his cere is gone and his nostrils are constantly in healing process ( clogged all the time )

[@shreyapatil9368]

What happens if fat sticks like are grown on budgies head and if we touch that sticks bleed

[@worldlyricsno.1222]

my budgie got eye infection but I don't know what should I do and the vet cost a lot for check up plz help me

[@beakamon]

I wish i would have been an avian vet!

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Thanks for the comment. I hope you may continue watching others videos of me. Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.

[@Mutatedbirds]

hello sir i want to know about my budgie male do not relase sperm during insemination and also dont fertile egg as well what is the issue and solution plz i am a birds lover and hopefull for ur anser

[@muhammadbintariq555]

my Budgie parrot also same condition what madicine i use????

[@muhammadbintariq555]

my Budgie parrot also same condition what madicine i use????

[@love_nature143-q9g]

Sir plz tell me what i can do if my budgie on leg are not working....plz help me

[@DoctorRossPerry]

I am registered as a bird specialist and also care for other pets as a holistic vets. Please privately message me in Skype DoctorRossPerry or email [e-mail] and I will explain the terms and conditions. You may contact me @ 0419693279 for your appointment. To help you and your budgie I either need to physically examine him as a vet or to work remotely as a scientific dowser. The legal situation for vets is: Remote bird health advice and help Veterinary Law internationally and locally makes it illegal for vets to give advice without having physically examined the animal recently and /or without being asked for another opinion by a vet who has done so. Perhaps you can ask your vet for a referral to me to explore holistic options for helping your bird(s)? or I can take my veterinary hat off and work as a scientific dowser using a series of charts I have created including diseases, drugs, body parts etc of people and a range of animals including dogs, birds and remotely tune into your bird's quantum energy field and evaluate answers on an exponential scale from 0 to positive 180 and 0 to negative 180 re status, wisdom, vitality etc. This work costs $70 for up to first 15 minutes with the first 15 minutes pre=paid, payable to [e-mail] via paypal or direct transfer to Perrecca P/L NAB Bank BSB 082330 account number 516897373 and thereafter $65/15 minutes or part thereof. I can also do transformative invocations and evaluate the almost immediate changes that occur with many of the above parameters. The wisdom of giving various drugs, remedies and courses of action can also be evaluated. None of this work is a veterinary diagnosis, veterinary advice or veterinary treatment. It is a remote reading of probabilities and possibilities as determined by scientific dowsing. I would anticipate 30-60 minutes work for full work up etc. tho you/we should have a good idea of probabilities and possibilities in first 15 minutes. You can Skype video call DoctorRossPerry while I m doing it and I provide a summary print out of key findings within the time available. Let me know your bird's name and send me at least one preferably more macro photos and/or videos of aspects of your bird and a detailed history of veterinary care so far if at all possible if you want to proceed. Blessings, Ross Perry Get veterinary help or get your vet to contact me for help if needed, otherwise as you have exhausted my free help bucket with many questions already freely answered, do what others do when they want my advice and transfer payment by paypal as explained in previous communications. tx. If you would like to get a copy of my books please visit my website www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html! I think it would help you caring your birds and guide you as well.Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

See GoldCoastBirdVet dotcom re remote evaluations and help, please. You can also find there a very helpful book I wrote called "Caring for Birds with Love and Gratitude" and a DVD on the examination of bird poop etc. My quick remote evaluation shows hen's life force, general vitality is only 65/180 on my exponential chart and she has 6 concurrent health issues 1=Mycoplasmosis 2=tapeworms 3=other poisons 4=flukes 5=nematodesx4 species 6=protozoax7species . Worm her with moxidectin praziquantal.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Brown stains above the nostrils can be indicative of an active upper respiratory tract infection, possibly chlamydia, that can be very serious sometimes, or it can be sign of a similar infection that has now resolved in the interval since those feathers were last moulted. Dr Ross Perry

[@heididials852]

What seed should I feed my budige need to find grass salads text me back

[@sms-lv6ei]

am thinking his wife,,, how luckey she is,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@CartoonsAnime]

is auntie is donald trump and sitting with Australia Prime minister at 0:19

[@lobsterwhisperer7932]

she took her index finger and forefinger to remove its head from its spine.

[@lobsterwhisperer7932]

she took her index finger and forefinger to remove its head from its spine.

[@KittyKatForeverAndEv]

he is the Bird Whisperer. his handling with birds is incredible...

[@CartoonsAnime]

and then austrailian prime misnister didnt wash his hand hubuguhbuu nasty

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Dion, Which DVD do you want. Do you have dropbox. It might be possible to do something that way. thanks for your appreciative comments. Dr Ross Perry

[@christianmena8097]

Excuse me how much would it cost to fix my parakeet broken leg??

[@belle369]

Hey I have a question. So I have a sun conure, and she has to go to the vet every three months to get her nails and beak trimmed. Do I have to do this with budgies? If so, how often?

[@DoctorRossPerry]

your sun conure is chronically sick, probably involving the liver. In health birds don't need beak and nail trims except to make them feel more comfortable when perching on skin. I advise get liver checked or alternatively pay me $70Aus to [e-mail] at paypal and send me a photo of him and I will do up to 15 minutes remote work on him via scientific dowsing and transformational invocations. Blessings, Ross

[@therestorationofdrwho1865]

Wow you take so much care of them, I'm surprised at how fast that first one settled down! Great work.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+The Restoration of Dr Who Thank you for the good comment! If you want to learn how to train pet bird specially on how to calm a bird, you can read and get a copy of my book Dr. Ross Perry's Caring for Birds with Love and Gratitude or my Dr. Ross Perry's Budgie Book! Here's the link of my website, bit.ly/GoldCoastBirdVet or www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/buy-now-books-e-books-cds-dvds-by-dr-ross-perry-also-zeo-products.html. ·

[@TheBlackDedra]

I wish it would existsuch a great Avian expert like you in germany! then i would always visit even if my birdies aren't ill

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+Reh-Star™ Hi Reh! Thank you for my watching this video. I do recommend to read my book and read from it about Health Care of Budgies! My book Dr. Ross Perry's budgie book. You can order it online and also I have e books of this book! bit.ly/GoldCoastBirdVet or www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/buy-now-books-e-books-cds-dvds-by-dr-ross-perry-also-zeo-products.html

[@divinescott6286]

Which my birds were that calm 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@mrnajmulhasan2821]

nice

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+Mr Najmul Hasan Hi, Mr Najmul, Thank you for watching this video! Explore more of my videos, and get to know more about birds. If you would like to have a copy of my books please also visit my book website @ bit.ly/GoldCoastBirdVet or www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/buy-now-books-e-books-cds-dvds-by-dr-ross-perry-also-zeo-products.html. Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry :)

[@notohendro6020]

good

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+noto hendro Thank you for your comment noto. Please visit anytime this link to visit my books. I hope you will encourage to get a copy of it. bit.ly/GoldCoastBirdVet or www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/buy-now-books-e-books-cds-dvds-by-dr-ross-perry-also-zeo-products.html . Blessings, Dr. Ross Perry.

[@kloncey]

What is the hourly pair of working as an avian vet?

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Thank you for your hi vibe comments and compliments. I appreciate you and them. Blessings of love and gratitude for you and the birds in your care. Dr Ross Perry

[@shoumidatta3888]

Sir, my bird fell from a height a 10cm got his leg injured and then stopped eating. he is becoming ill. please help.

[@DoctorRossPerry]

Hello Shoumi. Thank you for asking me to help you and your Pet! Please privately message me at Skype DoctorRossPerry or email [e-mail] and I will explain what is involved in us working together, albeit legally internationally and locally, in my capacity as a vet I am not allowed to give specific advice and help without working through a vet who has already recently physically examined your pet. So if this can’t be done, I need to take off my veterinary hat and work as a private citizen with various other skills. Blessing and thanks again, Dr. Ross Perry :)

[@naeemtariq19]

U r sooooo good with birds and they trust u alot

[@brucedickinson12]

good to watch talented man

[@mukeshwaja4936]

hiii doc.... my budgie sick she is not able to fly she is getting fat and just setting on one place only

[@DoctorRossPerry]

+mukesh waja mukesh, I assume you live in a different country from me. If there is a local vet who is really interested in caring for birds explore whether or not he or she can help you. YOU might be able to afford Dr Ross Perry's Budgie E-Book and if so I feel you will find it very helpful. I have posted the link below. Otherwise if you want my personal help and time exploring what;s wrong and what we can do about it it costs $50/15minutes prepaid and we start with you emailing me photographs of your budgie, cage, environment at [e-mail]. Legally as a vet I am not allowed to help you without physically examining your bird so I have also become a scientific dowser and have developed many charts based on my veterinary and human health knowledge. Blessings, Ross Perry. www.goldcoastbirdvet.com/buy-now-books-e-books-cds-dvds-by-dr-ross-perry-also-zeo-products.html

[@divinescott6286]

What's the price to bring budgies to vet for checkup in Vancouver, Canada?????

[@DoctorRossPerry]

I have no idea but would guess $90. Ross