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This morning her weight is up to 298, I'm truly wanting to see her get over the three hundreds again, and get her appetite back. This is very concerning for me and with her at such a low dose I wonder if there is something else going on. Just not sure what is the right thing to do, I love the fact that she has new feather growth and is not chewing them, but she is at a lower weight then I ever have seen her.

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