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Canary disease

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Arnaud Douville - 24 Feb 2004 07:25 GMT
I'm french, so I apologize for my english...

I bought 2 canary last week (one female and one male).
Yesterday morning, the female became fat (like a little ball!). The
feather were ruffled. Finally, it was dead at the end of the
afternoon. Just a few minutes before this dramatic issue, it was lying
on the floor. The breathing was difficult.

Yesterday afternoon (the same day!), my male became fat too. The
breathing was difficult.

This morning, the male looks better (breating less rapid, less fat).
But it still bad...

I 'd like to know if someone knows this disease and where the problem
is. Might it be possible that I bought ill canary? Might it be
possible that I did something wrong during the week before the death?

I 'm new with canary birds. I find them interesting but I'm sad...
Please help.
Toucanldy - 24 Feb 2004 13:09 GMT
>From: arnaud_douville@yahoo.fr  (Arnaud Douville)

>I 'm new with canary birds. I find them interesting but I'm sad...
>Please help.

Here is a site with a lot of info about canaries.
http://robirda.com/

Regards
David G Fisher - 24 Feb 2004 13:10 GMT
Take the bird to an avian vet *immediately*, and hopefully they will tell
you what's wrong, and cure the bird.  Birds instinctively hide their
ilnesses until they are too sick to do so anymore. Once you notice, they are
very sick. If you wait any longer, the bird will likely die.

Dave

> I'm french, so I apologize for my english...
>
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> I 'm new with canary birds. I find them interesting but I'm sad...
> Please help.
Suntre - 26 Feb 2004 05:08 GMT
it sounds like you have something toxic going on in your enviroment. do you
have these birds near the kitchen.
you need to get the male to a vet if it dies have the vet post mortem the bird
so you can find out what killed it
Arnaud Douville - 27 Feb 2004 12:23 GMT
> it sounds like you have something toxic going on in your enviroment. do you
> have these birds near the kitchen.
No, it is in living room so far from the kitchen. The cage is laying on a aquarium.

> you need to get the male to a vet if it dies have the vet post mortem the bird
> so you can find out what killed it
Thanks.
 
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