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Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 11:19 am
Hi
My name is Fred O'Boyle 50 years old from Middlesbrough England.I am a new owner of Peppa my Lutino Ringneck.I saw her looking unhappy in a petshop whilst out shopping with my wife and when i got home i looked up Lutino Ringnecks on the internet (Including this site] and discussed with my wife about giving her a new home.I spoke to the pet shop owner {It was'nt one that i normally use] heinformed me that6 she was approx one year old.She had been kept in a cage that was far too small for her so when we decieded to take her home we purchased a large new cage for her.Things started great she soon seemed to pick up but a couple of days ago she started to fall from her perch i soon took het to the vets and the Vet informed me she was very ill with calcium deficiency but she would give me a supplement to add to her food or water.I was also told that she had had the condition for quite a while and that was why she would have been looking miserable.We dont know what the future holds for Peppa {my 3y old grandaughter christened her} but all we can do for her is to take things a day at a time and God willing she will get better.
Fred
P.S will post regular updates on how she's doing
My name is Fred O'Boyle 50 years old from Middlesbrough England.I am a new owner of Peppa my Lutino Ringneck.I saw her looking unhappy in a petshop whilst out shopping with my wife and when i got home i looked up Lutino Ringnecks on the internet (Including this site] and discussed with my wife about giving her a new home.I spoke to the pet shop owner {It was'nt one that i normally use] heinformed me that6 she was approx one year old.She had been kept in a cage that was far too small for her so when we decieded to take her home we purchased a large new cage for her.Things started great she soon seemed to pick up but a couple of days ago she started to fall from her perch i soon took het to the vets and the Vet informed me she was very ill with calcium deficiency but she would give me a supplement to add to her food or water.I was also told that she had had the condition for quite a while and that was why she would have been looking miserable.We dont know what the future holds for Peppa {my 3y old grandaughter christened her} but all we can do for her is to take things a day at a time and God willing she will get better.
Fred
P.S will post regular updates on how she's doing