October 30th, 2010 by RartaCockatiels
http://www.Cockatielshealth.com with Sydney bird vet specialist Dr Ross Perry brings you Part 1 of a long consultation for a cockatiel health check for "Little One" a cockatiel reportedly making a strange noise intermittently over a period of 1 month.
In part 2 Dr Ross Perry discusses cockatiel wing clipping.
In part 3 Dr Ross Perry gives lots of advice about choosing and caring for another Cockatiel to partner single cockatiels around the world.
In part 4 Dr Ross Perry concludes a long consultation with "Little One" with advice about his microscopic examination of the faeces, and advice about diet and natural sunlight.
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October 30th, 2010 by RartaCockatiels
http://www.CockatielsHealth.com with Bird Vet Specialist Dr Ross Perry brings you a video clip of a very annoyed upset Cockatiel with a jammed toe filmed immediately after she had a protective dressing applied to her left foot. About 1 hour earlier she had her left front toe jammed badly in a cupboard door that was accidentally closed while she was perching on its edge. Her left front lateral jammed toe was badly bruised and much of the skin on the upper surface of the toe was peeled away. She was given pain relief as soon as possible just before the dressing was applied. The dressing includes a series of decoys for her to bite so that she is not biting herself, especially her jammed toe. However, some birds still need to have an Elizabethan Collar applied as well to prevent self-mutilation until they adjust to and accept a dressing, splint or cast.
Cockatiel Care & Cockatiel with jammed toe 140810 recovery
http://www.CockatielsHealth.com with holistic vet and bird specialist Dr Ross Perry brings you video clips of the follow-up consultation about Louie Cockatiel's jammed toe. We see that the nail remained alive and the skin and the toe has made a marvellous recovery. The video is cut short because we ran out of battery! When Louie's bandage was completely removed and he was returned to his cage he held his foot up for a while and then resumed using it normally.
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July 7th, 2010 by RartaCockatiels
Part 3:
Cockatiel Health check with Dr Ross Perry Part 3 “Little One”‘s strange click. Choosing and Care of a partner for Single Cockatiels
http://www.CockatielsHealth.com with Sydney Bird vet Specialist Dr Ross Perry shares a highly informative Cockatiel Health Care video with you recorded during a long consultation for “Little One”. In this cockatiel health care video Dr Ross Perry gives lots of advice about choosing and caring for another Cockatiel to partner single cockatiels around the world. Part 3 of 4 featuring “Little One”.
Part 4 Cockatiel health check with Dr Ross Perry for “Little One”"s strange click. Diet and direct sunlight for Cockatiels
http://www.cockatielshealth.com with Sydney Avian Vet Specialist and Holistic Vet Dr Ross Perry concludes a long consultation with “Little One” with advice about his microscopic examination of the faeces, and advice about diet and natural sunlight
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July 6th, 2010 by RartaCockatiels
http://www.Cockatielshealth.com with Sydney bird vet specialist Dr Ross Perry brings you Part 1 of a long consultation for a cockatiel health check for “Little One” a cockatiel reportedly making a strange noise intermittently over a period of 1 month. This cockatiel health check proved to be long and difficult, and perhaps a bit boring for those watching part 1 because it took so long for the cockatiel to make the noise of concern.
In Part 2 of this Cockatiel Health check Dr Ross Perry starts discussing his findings and making some cockatiel health management recommendations that apply to many other cockatiels, especially those cockatiels with clipped wings
See separate Post for Cockatiel Health videos Parts 3 and 4
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June 29th, 2010 by RartaCockatiels
One of the most important aspects of improving Cockatiel Care is improving your cockatiel’s cage. www.DrRossPerry.com.au with Dr Ross Perry brings you tips on improving cockatiel care by pointing out where and how you might improve your cockatiels’ cage, and perhaps your friends’ bird cages as well. Most cockatiel cages and other bird cages are a source of many health hazards. Dr Ross Perry aspires to help you improve your care of cockatiels, so that you can help others raise the standards of cockatiel care around the world. Expanding this, by working together and sharing all that you can learn from Dr Ross Perry, we can rapidly improve the quality of life of caged and wild birds around the world. Google DoctorRossPerry and DrRossPerry for lots of video links.
Watch the next Cockatiel Care video on Improving Bird Cages with Dr Ross Perry asking WHY? 140610
Owners of Pet Cockatiels need to know about Caring for Cockatiels and how to improve cockatiel care so as to avoid many common mistakes that predispose many diseases of cockatiels. Dr Ross Perry feels we already know most of the ”answers ” if we ask the appropriate questions clearly so that they are understood. Here, Dr Ross Perry asks “Why?”. Why would you expand your conscious knowledge of caring for Cockatiels if he also asked you “What?”, “How?”, “Where?” and “When?”!
You can access a wealth of Dr Ross Perry’s essential knowledge about Caring for Birds and Bird Care by ordering his book “Caring for Birds with Love and Gratitude” from http://www.DrRossPerry.com.au.
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June 29th, 2010 by RartaCockatiels
Cockatiel Food, other Bird food and feeding caged cockatiels and other birds with Dr Ross Perry 140610
www.DrRossPerry.com.au with Sydney Bird Vet Specialist Dr Ross Perry share important points about bird food and feeding caged birds. In Dr Ross Perry’s experience and opinion most caged birds suffer malnutrition from unbalanced diets and many develop obesity from being offered too much food and too little space in which to exercise. Dr Ross Perry aspires to help and work with you to improve the quality of life and health of caged and wild birds around the world.
Cockatiel Care is sharing a little of a lot of your organic vegetables 210610
www.DrRossPerry.com.au with Sydney Bird Vet Specialist Dr Ross Perry helps you learn about improving and supporting your pet birds health and well-being while showing you Mark and Cheryl’s new organic vegetable garden. Most but not all vegetables are safe for birds.
Bird Food 3 plants for cockatiels, parrots, canaries and finches 140610
With DrRossPerry.com.au Sydney Bird Vet Dr Ross Perry shows you 3 favourite fresh green plants that can be offered in small quantities daily as part of the diet for budgies and other small parrots, canaries and finches. The plants are chickweed, milk thistle and Poa grass. Dr Ross Perry hopes that by helping you, you will then help many others improve the health and quality of life of caged birds around the world.
Organic Caterpillars for Cockatiels and other Pet Birds
www.DrRossPerry.com.au with Sydney Bird Vet Specialist Dr Ross Perry bring you a video clip about offering . your pet birds Organic Broccoli and Organic caterpillars of the White Cabbage Butterfly as treats along with a little of a lot of other green vegetables herbs and grasses for supporting health and well-being.
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June 29th, 2010 by RartaCockatiels
DrRossPerry.com.au with Sydney’s Bird Vet Specialist Dr Ross Perry show you scenes of Narrabeen Beach and Lagoon on Sydney’s Northern Beaches while informing you of some of many the needs of single caged birds. Dr Ross Perry advises that Dis—Ease and unfulfilled needs, be they physical space to exercise, protection from predators and poisons and various bird hazards, dietary imbalances, irregular photoperiod and lack of direct sunlight, and emotional and sexual dis—ease all contribute to disease e.g.Randy Bird Syndrome.
Dr Ross Perry has written extensively on Randy Bird Syndrome and emphasises that it involves much more than your cockatiel having or wanting surrogate sex when deprived of the opportunity of living with and celebrating life with a compatible companion of the same species and opposite sex and same species.
You can now order his book “Caring for Birds with Love and Gratitude” one of Dr Ross Perry’s website www.DrRossPerry.com.au.
“Caring For Birds with Love and Gratitude” by Dr Ross Perry also contains a wealth of helpful information on the principles and steps involved in match-making birds so as to minimise the risks of disease transfer and fighting. You can also access lots of other interesting videos with Dr Ross Perry.
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May 12th, 2010 by RartaCockatiels
http://www.CockatielsHealth.com is planned to include information and advice from bird vet specialist Dr Ross Perry about Cockatiel Care, Cockatiel Health Care and Cockatiel Diseases, their clinical signs, management and treatment. Cockatiel Health Care and Cockatiel Diseases embraces choosing cockatiels, buying cockatiels, transporting cockatiels, care of your new cockatiel, caging cockatiels and cockatiel cages and other bird cages, feeding cockatiels and cockatiel diets, taming and calming cockatiels, training cockatiels, Cockatiel feather loss and Cockatiel Moulting, Cockatiel toys and cockatiel hazards and poisons and poisonous plants, cockatiel quarantine, teaching cockatiels to talk, pairing cockatiels and match-making cockatiels, breeding cockatiels, exercising cockatiels, wing clipping and wing taping. Cockatiel Health Care and Cockatiel Disease is also about how to give cockatiels drops by mouth, how to give cockatiels injections, how to tube feed cockatiels, how to hold cockatiels, how to restrain cockatiels, how to examine cockatiels. Cockatiel Health Care and Cockatiel Diseases also includes how to recognise a sick cockatiel, how to know when a cockatiel is sick, signs of sickness, sick bird look, vomiting cockatiels, diarrhoea in cockatiels, cockatiels not eating, Randy Bird Syndrome in Cockatiels, Heavy Metal Poisoning in Cockatiels, poisoning of cockatiels, obesity in cockatiels, going light in cockatiels, respiratory disease in cockatiels, sore eyes in cockatiels, one eye cold in cockatiels, Cockatiel injuries, Cockatiel Fight Wounds, Cockatiel Broken leg, Cockatiel broken wing, Cockatiel wing injuries, Cockatiel Bleeding Feathers. Cockatiel Health Care and Cockatiel Diseases also includes Cockatiel Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease (PBFD), Cockatiel Polyomavirus, Cockatiel Chlamydia, Chlamydiosis, Chlamydophilosis, Chlamydia psittaci, Psittacosis, Cockatiel Hepatitis, Cockatiel Diabetes, Bacterial infections in Cockatiels, Coliform infections in Cockatiels, Fungal Infections in Cockatiels, Protozoan infections in Cockatiels, Coccidiosis in Cockatiels, Worms in Cockatiels, Roundworms in Cockatiels, Candidiasis and Thrush in Cockatiels, Yeast infections in Cockatiels, Lice in Cockatiels, Mites in Cockatiels, First Aid for Sick Cockatiels, How to treat sick cockatiels, Dying Cockatiels, Cockatiel Death, Grieving for Cockatiels, Escaped cockatiels,
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