Clocking in at 79 grams and extra feisty
So there will be twice daily oral medications (he doesn’t like them, but it’s fairly easy on a bird since they get annoyed and bite things stuck in their face). We still don’t know what was wrong with him, so I bought a digital kitchen scale and will weigh the little guy. Fortunately he’s pretty good about that part.
But to see the look that sealed the deal for me to spend gobs of money making sure this moment happened, click here.
Sandy Smith 
W00T!!!
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You should seriously think about sending that second picture to cuteoverload.com.
YAY for healthy birds!
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outstanding news! i bet he’s one happy guy to be home.
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YAY for the little bird. I remember having to weight for results and all that stuff — and I always thought of the worst case scenario when my dog was sick. Happy to hear Squeak is doing better!!!
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how is the Bird? Oscar mentioned he gained a few more grams…always good news!! (My last post the “WEIGHT” should be WAIT..oops.)
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Hello! My cockatiel is going through the exact same thing! I would love to talk to you. My name is Carole and I live in Los Angeles. My home phone is 818342 3960 (no machine,however) and answering service is 323 9642247. Would you be so kind as to give me a call??? Thanx ever so much. Blessings to you both.
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Carole, you’re welcome to email me, but I hope you have a board-certified avian vet looking after your ‘tiel first and foremost. Best wishes, and I hope you have a happy ending as I did.
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I hope you threw out all the pellets and put your bird on a fresh diet – they are not telling us the truth about pellets, which are the cause of so much illness in birds. If you want to know the best way to feed your bird, try the FeedingFeathers list on yahoo.
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