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Pet Forum / Birds / Parrots / July 2003parroltlets death
I had a three year old green rumped parroltlet who I though was in good health. I took her to the vet for regular vet check ups etc. Two days ago Emma started having seizures and they wouldn't stop. I called the vet and raced her there. They kept her overnight, gave her some medications and they called in the morning and said she had passed away. The vet that I took her to is an Avian vet who I respect very much and he said he had no idea what caused the seizures unless he would do an autopsy. I said "no." I am heartbroken over my loss and miss "my girl" very much. Has anyone else had this experience with Parrotlets or any other birds? I also have an 8 year old female cockatiel who is in good health . Thanks for any responses. Jill > I had a three year old green rumped parroltlet who I though was in good > health. I took her to the vet for regular vet check ups etc. Two days ago [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > this experience with Parrotlets or any other birds? I also have an 8 year > old female cockatiel who is in good health . Thanks for any responses. Jill I haven't had this experience, but I'm very sorry for your loss Jill. It's really hard to lose our little loved ones. Laurie Brain tumour maybe? So sorry for you loss. You did all you could do for her and take comfort in that. > I had a three year old green rumped parroltlet who I though was in good > health. I took her to the vet for regular vet check ups etc. Two days ago [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > this experience with Parrotlets or any other birds? I also have an 8 year > old female cockatiel who is in good health . Thanks for any responses. Jill > I had a three year old green rumped parroltlet who I though was in good > health. I took her to the vet for regular vet check ups etc. Two days ago [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > this experience with Parrotlets or any other birds? I also have an 8 year > old female cockatiel who is in good health . Thanks for any responses. Jill Sorry for your loss, but unless you have an autopsy you won't know why she died. I like to have them done to make sure it isn't something I could prevent next time round. I am very sorry for your loss, I can't imagine what you must be going through. It is like losing a family member and that is not something I want to go through again. I can understand why you don't want an autopsy, so I would like to ask one question. Were you cooking with a Teflon coated pan before this happened? The gas that comes off of a teflon pan will kill birds. Praying for peace in your life. Tony > I had a three year old green rumped parroltlet who I though was in good > health. I took her to the vet for regular vet check ups etc. Two days ago [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > this experience with Parrotlets or any other birds? I also have an 8 year > old female cockatiel who is in good health . Thanks for any responses. Jill |
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