Egg yolk peritonitis (the presence of yolk material in the coelomic cavity) is a common cause of abdominal distension in birds. Yolk material by itself induces a mild inflammatory response and may be reabsorbed by the peritoneum.
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Weaning Chicks Handfeeding Methods … List of Handrearing Supplies Needed Weaning Foods: It is important to provide a wide variety of foods to young weaning birds. If they are only fed a limited diet of seeds, they will be reluctant to try many new food items in the future, which would be detrimental to their … Read more
The Hahn’s or Red-shouldered Macaws (Ara / Diopsittaca nobilis nobils) are popular pets due to their compact size (they are only slightly larger than cockatiels), which makes them less demanding and challenging, and easier to take care of than their larger Macaw cousins. Plus many of them are excellent speech mimics. They are members of … Read more
Reproductive Dysfunctions / Challenges: Eggs: Failure to Hatch – Causes and Solutions Dead-in-Shell Chicks Egg Laying (Chronic) Egg Binding Egg Eating / Egg Breaking: The eating or breaking of eggs has been more observed in larger (especially wild-caught) parrots. Two of the worst offenders are Amazon parrots and cockatoos. They may jump down on their … Read more
I bought a pair of Eclectus a couple of weeks ago from a breeder. This is a new pair that was introduced Spring 2014. The female is 6 and has hatched and raised babies with her previous mate ( who had an accident with the previous ownders dog and died) and the new male is 7 and is unproven. They had a clutch of clear eggs together before I bought them. I’ve noticed the male mating with his perch recently, is there any way to stop him from mating with the perch? I would love to raise Eclectus but I don’t think him mating with the perch is going to produce beautiful babies.