My female cockatiel that im breeding is having really runy droppings, i know when females have eggs they have bigger droppings, my budgies do and my other single female cockatiel does but this is bad, there is nothing solid at all, its all green and liquid , but she only gets like this wheh she has eggs. If she isnt mating and doesnt have eggs she's fine. And i know theres something wrong because my other single female cockatiel is haveing eggs and hers isnt like this at all. So whats wrong with her?
btw, it stinks really bad, shes the first bird that ive had that her droppings smell.
Her droppings should not be smelly so there is something not right about her. Get her vet checked asap in case it is a viral thing as you wouldn't want your other birds getting it too I'm sure.
I will be the third person to tell you the same thing. We are not vets and even if we were, we could not diagnose for you over the internet. Your bird needs to be seen by a good Avian vet. They can check a sample of her droppings under a microscope and that may be all that is needed to get a diagnosis and proper treatment. Please take her in before she ends up so ill nothing will help. And don't be trying to breed her in this condition. That is very irresponsible.
The other answerers have given you good advice. See a vet. If this is only happening when she is laying then there could be a hormonal imbalance that is affecting her immune system. Either way, cockatiel poo shouldn't smell. That is a red health warning flag.
Take her to a Vet ASAP! If her droppings aren't right and you know it, that's not a good sign. Droppings should NOT smell, either. She is probably sick, so please get her some help right away!
Sounds like she could have Clostridium Dificile which some birds get from laying on eggs for so long . Easily treated with Metranidazole from vet. Or may have egg binding. I would take to avian vet sooner than later. Good luck.
instead of asking yahoo answers why dont you try a vet your bird could be suffering and your delaying if you cant go to vet try rspca, how long will you wait till the poor thing snuffs it
