HOW TO TELL OR KNOW IF YOUR BIRD IS SICK | Signs Your Bird is Sick

[@jlinus7251]

Just watched a 7 minute video on bird poop :)

[@Libbi616]

So did I and I enjoyed it

[@fishstick1098]

bro its the peak of content

[@jaxonfagan231]

Teacher: test what do birds do the most? Me: poop 50 times a day

[@hamadathegoat9403]

Same bro

[@fruityautism]

Same

[@quinnnguyen2186]

My cockatiel passed out today, peacefully in my hand. Right from the moment, I noticed that she refused to eat, being quiet, sat sadly on the floor, not being able to balance herself on the perch, I knew that she was sick. I got her medicine (for common sickness in birds) and kept her warm with a heating bulb - sadly I had to cure her this way because my city is lock-down and no avian vets are opened nor anyone can go out. She got well after a night, she craved food, flew around, chirped loudly, being extremely affectionate, played with her mate, acted completely as normal. 3 days after that - she got sick again, and this time things didn't end well... She couldn't eat, couldn't even walk toward the warmth from the heating bulb... I still cannot figure out the cause of her death. My heart is broken into pieces . . .

[@aykakatibli7249]

😭😭

[@T0mtoma]

I’m so sorry for your loss.

[@stefigachadimova7479]

Go to a vet but not avian bc they're terrible.

[@angeliies]

@@stefigachadimova7479 wrong, go to an avian vet not a regular vet because an avian vet knows all the common sicknesses for birds which might not be for regular vets. If you have experience with avian vets, then you probably got a lazy vet, other than that, avian vets are the best.

[@makeyogurtafruit]

@@stefigachadimova7479 you idiot

[@cowgirl_406]

Those two preening each other is the cutest thing I’ve seen all day, including my sun conure. 🥰🥰

[@jorgea7970]

Love your vids❤️! Im planning on getting a green cheek conure in 2 months. So your vids are super useful!☺️

[@miralee2366]

Amazing! As my green cheek keeps nipping me lol.

[@micahhamstra472]

This was such an informative video. I watched this when I was concerned about my bird and because of it. I brought her into the hospital and we ended up losing her so thank you for helping me realise that she was suffering.

[@FlyingFids]

im so sorry for your loss, sending love your way! 💕

[@cecerva]

Im sorry :((

[@xxpreppyxx8549]

I’m so sorry ❤️ Rest In Peace little bird ❤️❤️❤️😢

[@sackofclams953]

I really appreciated the mention of morning poop smell. This is the only place I’ve ever seen that mentioned

[@jessirarara]

I don't know how I didn't find your video when looking for videos on bird poop! I think yours is the only video I've found that has actual pictures of the poop. I've been so confused on what a "black tarry" poop should look like. This has been insanely helpful. Thank you so much!

[@madameHunterr]

Thank you for giving us this information. It's very important to be able to "catch" it before it's too late, as rare as that is. Give your birbs scratches for me! 💖💖💖

[@tomferrier6143]

Lol that morning poop. Yep, that's what my conures look like! I don't know why they decide to hold it all night.

[@gordo9165]

I learned that they do that because they would rather not poop where they sleep

[@Reflecterr]

they’re too proper and dont like to poop where/when they sleep. they build it up for 8hrs (or how long they sleep) and obviously have to let something out.

[@yelpkelp9134]

I learned about morning poop in birbs when i was caring for a little fledgling robin, about the size of a golf ball and weighed just 40 grams. I went to check on him in the morning, gave him some pats, and he climbed on my finger. Sounds normal, until he took the biggest sh*t to body ratio I’ve ever seen. Out of curiosity I took the paper towel with the poop and weighed it. Fourteen.Point.Five.Grams. This little dude shat roughly half his body weight. I was impressed.

[@yanni7889]

do cockatiels do this? cause mine sometimes have "bigger" poop than normal and sometimes don't

[@yelpkelp9134]

@@yanni7889 Pretty sure that *all* birds do this I guess it could depend on how much they eat, too

[@Blue2crows]

Just lost my Macaw, Harvey. Last week he was happy and fine. RIP

[@alexxiscloud123]

Bless all our little birds 🥺❤️🙏

[@ac_astro4951]

I had to put down my conure about a year ago, He suddenly got sick and progressively got worse, I searched for an avian vet but there was none in my area, I went to a regular vet as they were the only ones that would take my conure. They checked him out and told me he was fine and charged me $400, I had to put him down 2 days later because he couldn’t walk or eat anymore and I did not want him to suffer any more it was devastating for me.

[@AandAtalk]

Omg I am so sorry for you

[@lightsofstars]

😭😭

[@Hayata_dair_hersey95]

I wouldnt pay anything. They didn't deserve any money.

[@moofie8273]

I know how it feels to lose a bird and the vets didnt do anything Mine recently died from an illness I have another bird i got 3 weeks ago and im desperate to know if he is sick now Thats why i came here He stays with his wings down a bit and he stays with his mouth opened but no sound We got him very healthy from a well known good breeder But im scared he is sick now He is a couple months old And thats why im scared now

[@ac_astro4951]

@@moofie8273 its very scary if you have no one to help around you, i was desperate and went to anyone who could take him, try to find an exotic vet or avian vet, and let them know that there IS something wrong with your bird

[@soaring.phoenix]

Reliable, complete, detailed, useful source of information! Great channel! 👍

[@Alnsm]

you deserve soo much more attention. the way you edit your videos is so catching and makes things fun to learn !

[@imagoatiswear1938]

This has been so helpful! Especially the part about only having urine/mostly urine. I've had my conures for a little over a month and sometimes their poops are mostly urine and I've been worried that they were sick or getting sick since googling didn't give me anything. The air is quite dry so they drink a lot and get a lot of veggies so I assume that's the reason why their poops are sometimes only/mostly urine! Thank you for the video!

[@aresthesunconure2135]

Thank you for this video! I'm a new bird owner and all is just fine. However, knowing a little more of what to look for is always a good thing... And I love my bird! Thank you again!

[@astridvanderniet1753]

Great video, I can see that you did a lot of research. My budgie Dollie died a few months ago after she lived with us for 12 years. We immediately noticed something was wrong; she was silent, she sat with 'wide' feathers (don't know the english expression for this sorry, but i hope you get what i mean), she was less active than normal and at times she would make gagging movements. I knew something was wrong and called the vet. They told me to wait it out for a night, as birds can also have a cold and she might get better. The next day she was not better at all, she was even sitting on the floor of the cage and couldnt sit upright anymore. It broke my heart. We went to the vet and got some medicine for lung parasites. The meds made her lively again at first, but over the course of a few weeks this cycle repeated itself and we knew we could not save her anymore. I guess I just wanted to say that when you spend a lot of time with your birds, you will notice if something is off. Just make sure to call the vet, you know your bird and you will often be right.

[@funkyfreakyandfabulous9743]

What kind of avian vet would tell you to wait a night?! That's terrible!! I'm so sorry to hear that. Action should have been taken by the vet as soon as you told them. Even if it had not helped I know for a fact that one extra night certainly didn't either. Poor bird and poor owner I'm so sorry you went through that 😥

[@astridvanderniet1753]

@@funkyfreakyandfabulous9743 yes I dit not expect that advice either.. she also did not do any tests except feeling the crop and immediately gave medication. The next week I went to another vet further away and he actually did do tests (but it was still unclear what the problem was). In the end I think she was mainly just a bit old. 12, nearly 13 years old is quite old for a budgie I read.

[@funkyfreakyandfabulous9743]

@@astridvanderniet1753 I hope the avian vet near my house is reliable. I'm getting a conure soon and I'd hate to have to go further in an emergency. I'd also hate to take my bird to an unreliable vet in an emergency. I tend to be not very forthright or adamant in situations like those because I assume I don't know how they should do their job and they do. I'll have to practice demanding proper care. I WON'T let your budgie have died in vain

[@astridvanderniet1753]

@@funkyfreakyandfabulous9743 when are you getting your conure? When watching all of these bird videos for the last few months I also decided to get one. I might get to pick up mine the coming weekend :D I am absolutely stoked to meet my new friend.

[@megsutube1815]

Your budgie lived a very long life. You must have taken excellent care of her.

[@crypticfrost9001]

Thank you for all the work you out into your videos, they are so helpful!!

[@curiositi1117]

thank you for this!! its still super hard to tell if my bird is sick as my bird's poop really changes everyday :( and I freak out over every little change haha. recently it has become more watery but I do notice my bird drinking more water as weather has been hot. But also sometimes the poop sticks to its butt feathers which I read could mean its on a heavy seed diet...but its not :/ I'll just bring it to the vet and hope its okay

[@radio9939]

I love that there were plenty of photos and videos of the examples to look out for. This is really helpful.

[@chocolatemilk16]

OMG THANK YOUS SO MUCH!!! I was so worried about my bird for no reason at all, and now I am not!

[@Abdullah080]

It's the first time in my online life that I see a video with 0 dislikes

[@AandAtalk]

I always wondered why my birds poop was soooooo big in the morning ty for letting me know thank god my bird is healthy

[@88anzey]

Ur videos are amazing! :) especially for beginners and those who needs a refresher course. I wished i came across your channel when i was new to the scene. Keep it up!

[@brb3781]

thanks, i started giving my bird also fruits and the colour of the poop changed, thank you you saved my life I thought he was ill :')

[@rhonemeyer4277]

Thank you for these tips! I think I can worry a little less if I'm taking care of my cockatiel correctly now 😊

[@jerrinedamey7052]

This info is real important. Glad you did it because I couldn't! 🐾Thank you

[@mandynolan4752]

Thank you for this! We just got a conure recently and are still learning

[@chaotic_toast2137]

My bird died an hour ago. I’m a bit sad now

[@Zcoolestgaming]

how old was it

[@deaddog1029]

Same here he died on Friday he was a green cheeked and he was 8 months

[@Zcoolestgaming]

im sorry for your losses

[@onyxfn6452]

@@deaddog1029 how did he die

[@chaotic_toast2137]

@@Zcoolestgaming I never knew

[@enigmarocker]

This is a great video. Many thanks! God bless all our birds.

[@tarinvernon7007]

This was scary. Im more worried than ever. Good video. Im just overly Afraid for my parrot ^^”

[@advikvenkatesh5923]

My bird died three hours ago .Weont know how she was healthy an hour back she died of choking we think she died before we could take her anywhere .And what makes it worse is it's my birthday and my pet died .

[@melonbb803]

So sorry for your loss :((

[@soumiaraj18]

Same thing happened me too today... My baby conure died today morning...😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@griery]

Don’t have a bird, I’m addicted to them.. don’t know why I watched this video. But.. I loved it! ❤️

[@omg.itsnat]

This vid is awesome and I'm getting a bird in about a week! I love your channel! You're so close to 1k :D

[@funkyfreakyandfabulous9743]

I'M GETTING MY FIRST BIRD THIS SPRING

[@daisylizbeth7716]

@@funkyfreakyandfabulous9743 do research :) and good luck also i would recommend to clip its wings in order to train them

[@csillaszoke7970]

i love your videos, i wish you got more attention, you're so underrated😢💖💖💖

[@FlyingFids]

ahh thank you so much! 🥰

[@danielna3298]

I literately saw my bird sneeze a SINGLE time and i was worried as heck

[@d49k0_7]

my bird eyes are usually closed but he has energy but when hes eyes are open he seems okay but he just closes his eyes an lay and be fluffy is he okay im so worried 😢💔

[@fatimaa4741]

Your channel has grown so quickly!! 😳😳

[@shpetimkurti1455]

Everything is good with my parrot but she does sleep some hours everyday with half closed eyes however she has a good posture while resting.She's very energetic in the morning and even after lunch. For the past few years that I habe her she's been healthy so I don't think I should worry. Thank you for this video.

[@Bariss.ag02]

my cockatiel tooo. he slepps 24/7

[@lizechard]

Birds sleep 12 hrs a day so it’s normal for them to take naps

[@JoieDeVivr3]

Thank you for this! I just got a rescued cockatiel and was worried about his watery poop, but now it makes sense since he was drinking water but wasn't eating enough due to a diet change.

[@foxcomix]

this video is a godsend, I look back on it whenever I get worried about my birds turds

[@811ASMRvideos]

1:43 he dance.

[@gianlucabaldacchino2782]

So cute

[@ades3320]

Thanks for the info! I really want a pet (hopefully a spangle cockatiel but I'll be happy with any birb) and my parents agree if I show that I'm responsible enough during 2 months so I'm keeping a journal with lots of bird info (I have to translate it to Spanish tho) your channel is really helpful! Tysm!

[@trinuhaakilathasan7930]

Thank you such great content, i have finally found great bird content

[@FlyingFids]

thanks so much for watching! 💕

[@cj9606h]

Pretty much why I stopped using bedding for bird cages and just went with paper towels; much easier to actually see the poop and keep track of their health that way.

[@kyboards-h6c]

This video is so helpful. Thank you so much

[@MantisM1]

I’m thinking on getting a sun conure so I did some research to make sure I’ll be committed enough. Thank you so much, this really helps me out! Quick question if you or someone doesn’t mind answering for me: -what type of cage would you advise getting and what size? I want to make sure it is a fair size but not too big.

[@moofie8273]

Im here to tell you to consider that when your bird died you will be heartbroken I lost mine a couple months ago But bird are some amazing

[@griery]

I highly suggest you to watch Elle and the birds! Birds are great, but she will give you the info u need! Goodluck❤️!!!

[@ClydeOnPluto]

I suggest you check out BirdTricks kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYGmZ5edmb1nrck - 4:10 is when they start talking about cages

[@allthehui]

Another great video! I know this is the sort of stuff that took me a while to learn when I was a new bird owner. Would love to hear about your experience with your avian vet and finding a good one. I haven’t found one I’ve liked in my area yet (most of them are general “exotic and avian” vets and the last one I took Callie too broke a ton of her blood feathers while she was doing an exam of her wing!!! AND the vet apparently had the proper avian certification..... ugh anyway it was so scarring for both of us 😭) tips of what to look for and what questions to ask the vet to make sure they know what they are doing would be helpful 🙂

[@sivvybee]

Thanks. Got my bird to take medicine with the spoon and diluted strawberry syrup. Worked fast.

[@EnjoyThisMomentDIY]

This is exactly what I wanted to know!! Thank you!!

[@GlennMarshallRocks]

I just lost my "little girl", a 24 1/2 year old, beautiful, Female Lutino Cockatiel 3 days ago, just this past Saturday. She lost her cute little voice about 2 weeks ago, and no place I searched online had any answers, and no bird store I called knew what it was or what to do about it, and there are no avian veterinarians that I could find, or that they could recommend, anywhere near me. I had hoped it was perhaps just a case of laryngitis like people sometimes get (I got it once), and her voice would return after a few good night's sleep... but it didn't. Her voice kept getting softer and softer each day over the course of the week, until I could barely hear her at all. She had a pretty good vocabulary, and I depended on her to tell me when she was thirsty so I would know to go get her some water when she needed it, and since she couldn't speak or even chirp hardly at all, we made a lot of unnecessary trips upstairs to her cage only to find she didn't want to drink anything. At the end of that week, I noticed that I was beginning to be able to hear her breathing as she sat on my shoulder and huddled close to me, and knew that I shouldn't be able to, and that she actually had a respiratory infection. I searched and searched for some kind of remedy online that was made specifically for birds, but the only thing I was able to find to help her was “Morning Bird Immune System Booster”, so I ordered it right up, and it arrived on the following Monday, which I began giving to her in her water immediately. Every time she would take a drink of her water, I would think she's getting more of this immune booster into her system, and helping her immune system to get stronger to help fight off the infection, as they claimed it would, but she remained the same day after day, her body managing keeping the infection at bay, but with her still being able to breathe freely… …until sometime on Friday. A day when I had to go somewhere and had leave her alone for about 9 hours. Something that now, looking back, I realize that I never should have done. She depended on me to provide her with the help that she needed, at what was the equivalent of being a 98 year old were she human. I have never left her on her own for more than 1 or 2 hours, as she's gotten older, knowing that she needed me to be there, and that she depended on me to take care of her, and to help her so much. But my judgment was clouded for some reason, and I never should have left her, and yet being oblivious to the position I was putting her in, feeling helpless, feeling abandoned, left alone, worrying, frightened, all of which I should have realized, and yet somehow I didn't, I never should have left her and yet I did… and somehow, unbelievably, expected all to be well, with her being okay and happy to see me and wanting to come out and to be with me as she always did when I got back home… But when I got home, expecting to go upstairs to her room and find her happy to see me and welcoming me home again, and eager to come out of her cage, instead I found her in great respiratory distress, with her beak open, fighting to take every breath, panicking, and yes, relieved and happy to finally see me, but frightened, and incredibly fearful, as she realized that she was doing battle this with death, and that her time on this earth was coming to an end, and that unless I, the one who had always been her protector, who had kept her safe, always took care of her every need, and always saved her from any danger that she ever got into, could find some way of helping her, of rescuing her, of saving her... my adorable, and beautiful, and oh so cherished “little girl”. I was dog tired that night when I got back home, barely able to stand, I was so fatigued from all I had done earlier that day, but suddenly I had an emergency on my hands, and being someone who has been involved in natural healing for over 50 years, I set about to do whatever I could to find a remedy, to find anything I could to help her, to save her, and to allow her to live and to remain with me, so she could perhaps die a natural death in her sleep a year or a year and a half from now, which I have no doubt she would have been able to achieve, as she had always been so healthy and active all of her life, right up until this occurred. I tried a many, many things over the course of the next 18 hours, as we did battle with this thing, and none of them worked but only providing temporary relief for perhaps 5 minutes or so before the congestion came back again in full force… I did find one thing that promised to provide her with the relief she needed, and was made specifically for birds that had not shown up for some reason in all of my searches earlier in the week, it was called VetRx (bird remedy for respiratory relief) and contained camphor, which could be absorbed through her feet, and seemed to hold the greatest promise of all, but there was no "overnight delivery" available, which I needed, and it was not going to arrive for another 48 hours, but I ordered it anyway, being so desperate, but knowing it would never arrive in time to save my "little girl". So, I relied on my background, knowledge, and experience with natural healing, and did my best to come up with every possible remedy that was safe and that might work… ...and some of the things I tried were foreign to her, like trying to use a water dropper to try to get some herbal tea I had brewed and cooled with safe herbs that would have helped clear up the congestion to just help her breathe a bit more freely again, but the dropper frightened her, only adding to her distress, and she wasn't having it at all. I tried everything I knew of, and did additional research a few times, desperately hoping to find something, anything, that might be able to provide her with some kind of relief that I might be able to have overnighted to me to arrive in the morning, when it still might be able to help her... but found there simply wasn't anything else available that I could find. ...and after 18 solid hours of watching her do battle with this severe and advancing respiratory infection, breathing with her beak open, and struggling so hard to breathe with every breath, in the end I found myself standing there, totally helpless, and could only watch as she died right before my very eyes, to my own great distress and felt such terrible, terrible heartbreak, as my "little girl" died. I am still in shock as I sit here tonight. My "little girl" is gone from me now… and it's my fault. I never should have left her alone for so long on this past Friday. I should have known what it would do to her, that she would be stressed, being left alone, and that she would have worried, not knowing when I would come back, and that that stress and worry would have suppressed her immune system, made her not want to eat or to drink without me being with her, and that it would have allowed the infection to gain the upper hand and advance… …and that at her age, such an infection could so easily advance like that if she was put in a position like she was put into, as I put her into… in my stupidity, and my obliviousness that had somehow occurred to leave her alone as I had… …and my negligence, and obliviousness, somehow not realizing what I would be doing to her by staying away for so long, is ultimately what ended up actually causing her death. My "little boy", who I got about 3 years before her, he lived to the human equivalent of 105 years old, and my "little girl" was healthier than he was in their "Super Senior" years (80+ human equivalent), and there was no reason she should not have been able to have exceeded his years with me. They were both my little friends, my little companions, my little buddies, my little partners, and they both had an extensive vocabulary of around 50 words and could not only understand what I was saying when I talked with them, but they could communicate with me, as well. They were my constant companions altogether for a total of 26 1/2 years, and now, the house is silent. The house is so empty here now without them being here with me, as they always had been throughout all of those years. They made this house a home with all of the love that was in their little hearts; they filled this whole house with all of their love… …and now it's just a house, and I find myself sitting here now each day and every night, by myself, and all alone, missing them, missing both of them, so very, very much, and with the images of what I just experienced trying to rescue my little girl, trying so desperately to save my "little girl" for a solid 18 hours, continuing to come back to me, as my mind goes over it all over and over again, searching for anything that I may have missed, anything I could have done that I didn't do, anything that I didn't think of, and I can't help but to find myself being able to do nothing else but to keep breaking down and crying, and sobbing so deeply… I miss her so much, and all I can do is cry... and miss her… my sweet, sweet, adorable, beautiful, “little girl”…

[@kyraamyunfiltered6881]

I love your birds and your channel ceep doing wat you are

[@Noice-nater445]

When you see small changes in your bird like they act differently then I’m so glad bird videos like this exists. My caique mochi is a ahole and just turned 1 yesterday and all of a sudden he’s not biting and not noisey when I get up to make breakfast. And I’m like…Um?. So I’m glad that it has nothing to do with his poop but I’m still at a loss on why he is acting like this? He’s out of the cage often and has plenty of attention. Is it because he going through hormones or because he’s a baby?.

[@Chasing_A_Star]

*me when I'm eating food and I see bird poop* Me: Yoshi did you poop again birdo digby koopa troopa? (Those are my birds name)

[@SafdarAyazMD]

Very helpful

[@ELWAEI]

Hello, thank you for this video. I wanted to ask, how long do cockatiels hide illnesses?

[@manabeshnayak]

very informative...thanks a lot

[@sareenal2835]

Very informative. But does all this also implement on a baby parrot too ?

[@nathanogiugo5367]

Thanks very much i just bought a pair of grass parakeets so this is very useful.

[@autumngale1337]

I just got a new bird so it’s a little stressed. I went to the bathroom with it and it had yellow urine with not much poop. Is this because it’s dehydrated? Should I go to the vet?

[@adrianamidnight8736]

Always go to the vet!! It can be disease, if you have took him, can you tell me what he got?

[@AnimalLover-iq1vo]

This was super helpful! Thank you. ❤️ 👍

[@leticiamonkeys5292]

I'm the first one to see this video!

[@omwreck5546]

So i got a peach-faced lovebird that's a little over 6 months now and every since he came to us he's been acting a bit strange. He's been getting really frustrated and when he does he starts choking and needs help to puke his food out which also never helps cause he just keeps flapping his wings, running around and choking. We thought that maybe the sunflower seeds were too big for him and he might be choking on those so we stopped giving them to him but it didn't stop. This month we thought that maybe it was getting better but these past days it only got worse and worse so we finally took him to vet. She listened to how he was breathing and said he was fine. I know he's not so we showed her one of the videos where he obviously was choking and getting frustrated over it and all she said was "Oh he's just playing". I don't know what else to do. I know I'm not overreacting and vet was my last option. It will only keep happening but apparently he's "fine". Anyone knows what could be wrong with him and any tips on what to do now?

[@buddythebird244]

Great video

[@Silly_worm1029]

A tip for the bottom of the cage is to use kitchen roll because it is white so you can see the poops

[@juhotuho10]

Very good video Though I do think that weighing once a month is wayyy too sparse Couple of times a week would be recommended and the best would be if weighted daily

[@lxvelly44]

I was your thousandth subscriber!

[@baderalnisf6218]

I cried through the whole vid

[@murphytheparrot7479]

i was panicking because i thought we wouldnt know if our bird would be sick but now ill know she is healthy yay

[@janellauder8728]

Thank you so much for this! 😁

[@megsutube1815]

GREAT VIDEO! I WILL KEEP IT FOR A REFERENCE!

[@kim1225young]

My conure poops anywhere except in his own cage. No poop in the cage even after 5 days. Poops on dining table, bath tub, on my head, in my shoes.....

[@relfie2746]

Im quite worried about one of my lovebirds since i never really heared him making any sounds besides a kind of whispering or hissing. Sometimes he also moves his head and crop weirdly like hes either catching air or trying to swallow something. They are still very young (about 22 weeks now) and i don't know if its due to his young age or a disease😟

[@emlgqy]

I was wondering because my bird was laying on the floor with his belly down and we were worried if he was ok he was also letting us pet him which is unusual for him because he Doesn’t like us petting him. Any suggestions of what to do to make him be more happier and active?

[@ajaxbrand9850]

I'm just here for the cuteness 😂😂😂💓💓💓

[@funkyfreakyandfabulous9743]

Watching birds pooping and looking at pictures of sick birds is pretty cute I suppose

[@prestonandtom9337]

My bird is sleeping throughout most of the day, constantly closes its eyes, stays at its food bowl, and the poop is all wormy and lacks the white stuff when its poop wasn't like that yesterday. What could be wrong?

[@grveyrdWtch]

When i saw the bird poop i was like o.o

[@FlyingFids]

😂😂😂

[@mystic-hm9mk]

Ikr lmfao

[@rippedlikrambo1]

great video! What pellets do you birds eat?

[@eelpsi4277]

Hello so i noticed my bird was throwing up near me, google said it was because a strong bond- please tellme more abt this.

[@melissarueb9326]

Flying fids can you make a video how to train your bird to go on you're shoulder no problem. Who wants a video like that

[@fatimaa4741]

A bird on your shoulder is probably one of the worst things to re-enforce

[@melissarueb9326]

@@fatimaa4741 how no it's not

[@rndmpigeon5028]

Thanks for this it was really helpful!

[@iamj0n941]

my quaker parakeet started to poop, poops with about 2 or 3 bubbles in it im worried because it accidentally ate a tiny piece of chocolate it was barely the size of a seed but i am still worried should i be scared or is it fine. Edit: I went to the vet and turns out it’s fine

[@deanabarr3227]

I love your videos.... excellent content!

[@leticiamonkeys5292]

I might get a bird next year

[@stefigachadimova7479]

I found out my budgie is vomiting which is CONSIDERED A SIGN OF SICKNESS. I took it to a vet I've known for, and he said: Sometimes males express their affection for other parrots or humans. Sometimes, however, it is due to some inflammation of the neck. If the vomit does not smell sour and unpleasant, it is not a big problem. If there is more smelly porridge, the diet will need to be adjusted. To give scalded, boiled rice chamomile tea. No sharp seeds for a while.

[@unzoo]

5:46 the poop has taken command

[@JadeAva]

More bird vids please 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Pikachu-angel]

I have a parakeet, and he has dark green poops when he freshly poops, but when it dries or I’m not looking it’s black poop that’s dried with a little bit of white is that normal?

[@blesson2906]

Thanks. This is such great content explained so well!

[@FlyingFids]

thanks so much for watching!

[@melissarueb9326]

Hi

[@melissarueb9326]

I watch your videos right when l see it

[@blesson2906]

@@melissarueb9326 same

[@Redskyn]

OMG THIS HELPED ME A LOT THANK YOU SO MUXH

[@Tornadoblue947]

My bird recently passed away, I gave it food, water, and warmth, but it wasn't enough to keep it alive. So when am looking at this video right now, am assuming it died from sickness, rather from the cold.

[@jocelynquinones5427]

Hey love ur vids ❤️! I’m getting a puppy soon and it’s going to grow to be a big dog like the one you have I’m scared it won’t like my bird did you do anything to make sure they got along ?

[@adrianamidnight8736]

No, never keep a bird and a dog together. Watch them all the time, as prey animal, bird should never be around dog, cat, or anything that hunt bird.

[@funkyfreakyandfabulous9743]

I agree. Keep them separate.

[@1memo1717]

I have just lost my lovebird.. first he was vomiting the food then had an only creamy white droppings at the beginning then blood came out with it at the last day he had only blood in his droppings with weight loss and tiredness.. the Vet recommend it was a bacterial problem and gave some yellowish powder to mix with water and feed him in the morning for ten days.but my bird only lasted few hours later in that very same day😢

[@birdo1278]

that’s horrible maybe before getting another bird you can search up why that would happen and avoid that happening again

[@stefigachadimova7479]

@@birdo1278 NO! Stop giving them fake advice!

[@stefigachadimova7479]

@@birdo1278 the internet is horrible.

[@stefigachadimova7479]

Maybe he was old.

[@jenniferlozada5918]

I have an 8 week cockatiel that just came home with me last week. She is still in formula. Her poop has heated and urine. The feces seems not as solid as some of your pictures. Is that normal with baby formula?

[@Naya11201]

Ok this scared me cuz I have a budgie and after my birthday and before my moms birthday we wanted a bird and a beautiful yellow budgie appeared at my room window! We brought her to the shop and the vets said she has et eaten for 4 days! We fed her and she does not show any of these bad signs so few! Tysm I love your birds and you! But can you do how to train your bird?

[@ruesneptune]

My cockatiel just switched to Harrison’s pellets and dr Harvey’s cockatiel seed mix recently and her poo has a bit of an odor when it’s super fresh, I’m concerned because I’ve never experienced this 😥she’s been acting totally normal preening eating and drinking normally, I’m really worried about her 😢 UPDATE: i stopped feeding her the harrisons pellets and dr harveys seeds, i had a big bag of tops pellets laying around and fed her that, im not sure what was going on but the odor in her droppings stopped after i stopped feeding her harrisons and dr harveys seeds, i will be continuing to feed her tops instead of harrisons. im glad i caught that before something really bad could have happend, nonetheless i still plan to schedule a appointment with the vet and get some tests done just to make sure shes actually okay

[@idotzy_cat]

I usually put my bird on the ground when he needs to poop but yesterday he pooped 3x coin size and today he pooped 1/4 the size of a coin is my bird ok?

[@rinattrisha700]

After eating natural pellets,my bird poops turned from light green to dark green ..is it worryinG? I am really worried 😢

[@chriskowalski7038]

great vid...really informative...thanks...

[@reemadakeel4604]

so i just got a baby lorikeet and im worried cuz she always has her eyes resting most OF THE DAY ,please respond i really wanna know if he/she is sick!!