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My Cockatiel Closes Its Eyes While Eating Millet – Should I Worry?
Eye-closing while eating is unusual in a cockatiel and may mean swallowing difficulty or illness. Cockatiels suit millet only after 40 days; too young causes indigestion and poor pecking. Offer soft digestible food and watch; if it persists or other signs appear, see a vet.
Devon Rex with recurring pimples only controlled by steroids; allergic to millet and corn but no exposure; what to do?
Devon Rex skin is generally sensitive and prone to allergy and immunity issues. Switch to a low-allergen food lower in protein and fat, and keep the environment clean.
A budgerigar bought two days ago is very lethargic, inactive, tail feathers slightly bobbing. It eats some millet (weaning period); droppings formed but greenish; loves hiding in corners.
Lethargy and inactivity right after arrival are likely from unfamiliar surroundings; provide food and water and let it adjust. Watch for puffing or watery droppings as illness signs.
What are the benefits of feeding my dog millet porridge?
Millet porridge is rich in vitamins, amino acids, and minerals like calcium, potassium, and iron that help replenish blood and calcium. Its dietary fiber aids digestion and prevents constipation, but because it is cooling, feed it in moderation to avoid excess stomach acid.
A lovebird chick just arrived and won’t drink formula or eat millet; it is now alone and depressed
Fear, food change, or loneliness can cause refusal to eat; keep it quiet and offer its old food, and consider a companion. Illness needs a vet.
Why Are My Cat’s Gums Red at the Edge?
Red gums at the margin usually mean gingivitis, and left alone it can deepen into stomatitis—bad breath, drooling, mouth ulcers, and pain that stops a cat from eating. Catch it early with diet changes and oral care; severe cases may need a full extraction.
Why Is Your Dog Dragging Its Bottom on the Ground?
A dog dragging its bottom ('scooting') is rarely play — it's a distress signal. The top cause is full or infected anal glands; tapeworms (look for white/golden rice-grain segments) are another, as are constipation or oversized stools. Have the glands checked and kept expressed, stay on top of deworming, and don't ignore it.
Foods Hamsters Can Eat (Part 1)
Hamsters are easy to feed and not picky, but some human foods need care. This guide covers millet, banana (better as chips), peach, plum, and jujube—all in small amounts alongside a proper seed mix, since too much water or sugar brings diarrhea or kidney strain.
Why Does a Cat Get Diarrhea After a Bath?
Post-bath diarrhea usually comes from poor digestion, stress, or getting chilled. Mild cases respond to probiotics and a calm, warm space; if it turns watery and frequent, see a vet to rule out gastroenteritis, parasites, or panleukopenia—especially in unvaccinated cats, where dehydration and low blood sugar can be fatal.
Is Poor Appetite Normal During a Dog’s Teething?
A dip in appetite during teething is normal—sore, itchy gums make hard kibble painful—so switch briefly to soft food (soaked kibble, goat's milk, millet or meat porridge, puppy wet food). Keep hazards away, offer chews (not hard bones), mind oral hygiene, and add calcium to avoid retained baby teeth.