Hello all,
I'm including some pics I took today of Puff as she is getting some new feathers in and looking great, imo! She's doing so well now I'm just so happy for her, she is choosing to interact in small ways with some of the other birds, which for her is a big deal as she has in the past preferred to not interact with other birds at all. One thing I have changed is that she sleeps in the bird room all by herself and comes out only when she wants to, I have found this to be a big help to relax her and lower her overall stress. In the past she has spent a great deal of time hiding out in my kitchen cupboards, so in an attempt to stop this, and stop this other issue I was having that she was hating going into her cage at night and freaking out, I tried allowing her to be in the bird room and not be caged. This actually accomplished quite a lot of issues I had been having with her and most importantly it reduced her stress level in a big way. Now in the mornings I open the door, tell her good morning, make breakfast and feed everyone, ask if she wants to come out for breakfast and sometimes she does and other times I feed her in her room. Some days she spends most of the day in there, others she comes right out when I say good morning. It is always her choice, if she doesn't come out, I do go in and visit her quite a bit during the day of course, and even the other birds will go in to visit her, and she seems to be fine with all of it. So I have seen no reason to change it. The results speak for themselves, at least imo, of course.
here are pics of her today, and pics of her room.
I'm including some pics I took today of Puff as she is getting some new feathers in and looking great, imo! She's doing so well now I'm just so happy for her, she is choosing to interact in small ways with some of the other birds, which for her is a big deal as she has in the past preferred to not interact with other birds at all. One thing I have changed is that she sleeps in the bird room all by herself and comes out only when she wants to, I have found this to be a big help to relax her and lower her overall stress. In the past she has spent a great deal of time hiding out in my kitchen cupboards, so in an attempt to stop this, and stop this other issue I was having that she was hating going into her cage at night and freaking out, I tried allowing her to be in the bird room and not be caged. This actually accomplished quite a lot of issues I had been having with her and most importantly it reduced her stress level in a big way. Now in the mornings I open the door, tell her good morning, make breakfast and feed everyone, ask if she wants to come out for breakfast and sometimes she does and other times I feed her in her room. Some days she spends most of the day in there, others she comes right out when I say good morning. It is always her choice, if she doesn't come out, I do go in and visit her quite a bit during the day of course, and even the other birds will go in to visit her, and she seems to be fine with all of it. So I have seen no reason to change it. The results speak for themselves, at least imo, of course.
here are pics of her today, and pics of her room.
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