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I've just noticed that our lasses parrot is breathing quite heavily to the point you can hear him clearly. This doesn't seem normal , he normally doesn't make a sound unless he's talking or clicking away to himself. He's still moving about the cage and responding to gestures to come and get a stroke like, just the breathing is a bit worrying.

He's never been to a vet apparently, and we aren't sure if we should cover him over and leave him...or should we ring someone?
 


KST said:
I've just noticed that our lasses parrot is breathing quite heavily to the point you can hear him clearly. This doesn't seem normal , he normally doesn't make a sound unless he's talking or clicking away to himself. He's still moving about the cage and responding to gestures to come and get a stroke like, just the breathing is a bit worrying.

He's never been to a vet apparently, and we aren't sure if we should cover him over and leave him...or should we ring someone?
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I hope this isn’t a euphemism.





Best get to the vet.
Haway the parrot.
 
KST said:
I've just noticed that our lasses parrot is breathing quite heavily to the point you can hear him clearly. This doesn't seem normal , he normally doesn't make a sound unless he's talking or clicking away to himself. He's still moving about the cage and responding to gestures to come and get a stroke like, just the breathing is a bit worrying.

He's never been to a vet apparently, and we aren't sure if we should cover him over and leave him...or should we ring someone?
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Have you got him a little winter jacket or summat ? is he warm enough ? :neutral:.
 
KST said:
I've just noticed that our lasses parrot is breathing quite heavily to the point you can hear him clearly. This doesn't seem normal , he normally doesn't make a sound unless he's talking or clicking away to himself. He's still moving about the cage and responding to gestures to come and get a stroke like, just the breathing is a bit worrying.

He's never been to a vet apparently, and we aren't sure if we should cover him over and leave him...or should we ring someone?
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Take him to the vet. Better safe than sorry

ravydavygravy said:
You will get some sage advice here i’m sure.
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That's sure to ruffle a few feathers
 
KST said:
I've just noticed that our lasses parrot is breathing quite heavily to the point you can hear him clearly. This doesn't seem normal , he normally doesn't make a sound unless he's talking or clicking away to himself. He's still moving about the cage and responding to gestures to come and get a stroke like, just the breathing is a bit worrying.

He's never been to a vet apparently, and we aren't sure if we should cover him over and leave him...or should we ring someone?
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dirty bastid!:);)
 
KST said:
I've just noticed that our lasses parrot is breathing quite heavily to the point you can hear him clearly. This doesn't seem normal , he normally doesn't make a sound unless he's talking or clicking away to himself. He's still moving about the cage and responding to gestures to come and get a stroke like, just the breathing is a bit worrying.

He's never been to a vet apparently, and we aren't sure if we should cover him over and leave him...or should we ring someone?
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Don't they copy people ? Made any phone calls lately, KST ?
 
KST said:
The house isn't cold or anything and he's at the back of the kitchen. He was fine one minute, we had something to eat and then noticed it when we were washing up.
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Get him sorted mate. I know it can be expensive, but we've got to look after our pets.
 
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