My new "olive" Tiel x

[birde]

They're just assuming of course. Any excuse'll do!

[Chicklette]

Aww, what an adorable little guy. Im so glad you got him and saved him, he have very unique colouring. I love it. Congratts!

[sharyboo]

Hi everyone, i am keeping "pumkin" in my dining room (yes he's finally got a name haha) And he's away from my grey harry who's in my lounge. We are washing our hands with cleaning gel after handling him just to be safe, so i assume this is quarantining him? He's been allot more vocal today. He sort of does a cheepy whistle type call and its like he's after attention lol which is nice!!!. He's eating well and playing more frequently in his cage. He's still sleeping allot, but i guess its tired him out, all those months of neglect and abuse. I will post u some more photos in a few days time. Oh, and his feathers dont sem as greasy today as i gave him a spray bath earlier in a nice warm room. Thankyou everyone for your kind words. sharyn x

[christie99]

No, that is not quarantine, but a decent practice.

Bird germs are 99% of the time airborne and you need to have the bird in a seperate air space, wash your hands, and change your clothes in between. There is a link to proper quarantine procedures on my site linked below.

[Monica]

Personally, I think he looks sick, and should be taken to an a-vet asap.

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Please take him in to get examined!!!! Those yellow feathers do not look healthy, and could be caused by liver disease, or some other medical issue. Get a blood panel done, and fecal! Please, and let us know the results!