what does runny pooh means

pearl · Post by **pearl** » Sat May 26, 2007 1:55 am

i have noticed from two days my rose is getting runny pooh
is this normal or something bad :roll:

Gemstone · Post by **Gemstone** » Sat May 26, 2007 2:05 am

we find that Amazon and Jade have that alot after they have had a shower or lots of water to drink im sure its normal we havent worried bout it

Donna · Post by **Donna** » Sat May 26, 2007 4:27 pm

Veggie's will make a runny poop but it also can indicate illness. Just watch what she eats for next couple days and don't give the veggies for that couple days see if she poops with less urine.

Donna

giantfoot_truck · Post by **giantfoot_truck** » Sun May 27, 2007 2:52 am

Same goes to lovy here, when she eat lettuce or apple she get runny poop, but after a while it turns normal.

Do you feed your rose any veggetable or fruit?

pearl · Post by **pearl** » Sun May 27, 2007 2:57 am

yup i do
she loves apple grapes
and all

giantfoot_truck · Post by **giantfoot_truck** » Sun May 27, 2007 3:20 am

Donna · Post by **Donna** » Sun May 27, 2007 6:50 am

We can not and will not diagnose birds over the internet. And for one poster to say your bird is fine is totally wrong for them to say. We can not see the bird or the poop so we give you things to watch for. With birds the first sign of illness would be a change in eating habbits and a change in the color and runnyness of their poop. You have to be the judge on weather you feel your bird needs to be seen by a avian vet. I know it looks like I'm picking on a member but she has to realize we are not here to be internet doctors. I hope your bird is fine and there's nothing wrong with her but you know and see your bird everyday. There is nothing wrong with taking a bird to the vet just to find out you have a healthy bird. Better to be safe then sorry.

Donna

giantfoot_truck · Post by **giantfoot_truck** » Sun May 27, 2007 9:08 am

Nobody is saying he is fine, are you dreaming? go get a cup of tea or coffea, whatever you want.

Donna · Post by **Donna** » Sun May 27, 2007 9:34 am

Now you really stuped to low changeing your posts and deleting what you really said. :lol:

I am adult enough to stand by my posts every one of them.

Donna

giantfoot_truck · Post by **giantfoot_truck** » Sun May 27, 2007 1:38 pm

Donna wrote:Now you really stuped to low changeing your posts and deleting what you really said. I am adult enough to stand by my posts every one of them.

Donna

Okay, first this is what you wrote to me on the other thread:

I can have an adult debate without name calling or BAD WORDS

And what was the word that you just wrote to insult me?

P.S you need to think about what you just wrote, someone who cant even spell "stupid" is stupid themselves.
:wink:

I have always been nice to people, yet you pick on me, why? what kind of people are you? what is the reason that you pick on people? did I ever bother you?

Im sad you know, when I step on this forum for the first time, I thought EVERYONE in this forum are KIND, NICE and helpful, like psitacullachick, kyria, julie and everyone else are great people.

Post by **Datsun and Family** » Sun May 27, 2007 2:38 pm

OK guys I am locking this thread.

Pearl, please monitor your baby VERY closely over the next 24 hours and limit watery foods... if not looking more firm take rose to the vet as runny poop can be a serious sign of illness and can quickly cause dehydration. I hope she is fine and all droppings return to normal.

A good way to prevent a scare like this is to gradually increase the fresh foods into your birds diet as too much too soon can cause tummy upsets especially if they arent used to this as a good balanced diet.

Please try to keep things civil guys, and we can NEVER diagnose illness on this forum. I for sure am not an avian vet and I doubt anyone else here is, let alone able to diagnose without checking the bird over in person.