Dirty Vent, Normal Poop
Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:13 pm
So, my new silverbill seems to have totally normal poopies.
But her vent is dirty. Not extreme, but noticeable.
It doesn't appear to bet wet. Just dirty.
I'll see if i can snap a photo. She's pretty quick and hard to photograph.
What do you make of that?
I've never seen a dirty vent with totally normal poop!
I'm not sure if this was always the case or a new manifestation. She was so puffy and hunkered down originally, so the vent wasn't all that noticeable.
She's on Amoxitex.
I've also got NV powder and a multivitamin in her water.
So I suppose it could be related to the meds.
She's also exposed to new foods, so that could also be a contributor.
I'm thinking a round of Ronex would be helpful. I was planning on this anyways, but thinking sooner rather than later would be beneficial.
Overall, she's not acting sick at all anymore. Which is shocking as the bird I had a couple days ago was so very different --- mouth breathing, puffed, and I had to pick her up out of the box and put her in the cage.
She has a heat lamp, but she's choosing to sit on the other end of the perch and isn't really puffed anymore. She's ever so slightly puffed, but peppy and sing-songey.
Thoughts? What would you guys do?
But her vent is dirty. Not extreme, but noticeable.
It doesn't appear to bet wet. Just dirty.
I'll see if i can snap a photo. She's pretty quick and hard to photograph.
What do you make of that?
I've never seen a dirty vent with totally normal poop!
I'm not sure if this was always the case or a new manifestation. She was so puffy and hunkered down originally, so the vent wasn't all that noticeable.
She's on Amoxitex.
I've also got NV powder and a multivitamin in her water.
So I suppose it could be related to the meds.
She's also exposed to new foods, so that could also be a contributor.
I'm thinking a round of Ronex would be helpful. I was planning on this anyways, but thinking sooner rather than later would be beneficial.
Overall, she's not acting sick at all anymore. Which is shocking as the bird I had a couple days ago was so very different --- mouth breathing, puffed, and I had to pick her up out of the box and put her in the cage.
She has a heat lamp, but she's choosing to sit on the other end of the perch and isn't really puffed anymore. She's ever so slightly puffed, but peppy and sing-songey.
Thoughts? What would you guys do?