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Why Won’t a Newly Bought Parrot Eat or Drink?
It is common for a newly bought parrot to refuse food and water for a day or two — usually out of fear of its new surroundings and a sudden change in diet. Keep the environment calm, provide food and water, and cover the cage if it stays frantic; watch for ruffled feathers, lethargy, or diarrhea, which point to a sick bird.
Is My Cat’s Dry Nose a Sign of Illness?
A healthy cat's nose is cool, damp, and clean, but a dry nose is not always sickness. It can be sleep or a dry room. Only after ruling those out, with other symptoms, does it mean illness - then see a vet, do not self-medicate.
Why Is My Sun Conure Fluffed Up?
A healthy conure's feathers lie smooth and close. When feathers stand out, scattered and raised, the bird is 'fluffed' - usually from cold, poor diet, or sickness. Read the signs and warm or treat as needed.
Why Does My Dog Have Soft Stools, and What to Do
Soft stools often come before diarrhea and hurt gut health. Common causes are a sudden food switch, parasites, a greasy diet, or mild enteritis - each with its own fix. Act early.
How to Prevent Arowana Drop-Eye
To prevent arowana drop-eye, the most important thing is to control and balance the lighting so it stays even, feed the arowana with higher-buoyancy foods, and avoid having children or small pets playing and moving near the tank. In short, the key is to stop the fish from looking downward for prolonged periods, since chronic downward gaze easily leads to drop-eye. Below, our veterinarian explains in detail how to prevent it.
What Does Arowana Drop-Eye Mean?
Drop-eye is a normal physiological phenomenon in arowana, common in fish kept in aquariums, and silver arowana are even more prone to it. Drop-eye does not affect health but seriously impacts appearance and reduces ornamental value. Keepers should take preventive measures. Our veterinarian mainly introduces the causes of arowana drop-eye to help with prevention.
How to Correct Arowana Drop-Eye
Arowana drop-eye is common. Although it does not threaten health, it seriously affects appearance, so keepers should prevent it and correct it promptly once found. How can drop-eye be corrected? Our veterinarian shares some methods to relieve arowana drop-eye, hoping to help you.
What Causes Arowana Drop-Eye?
Arowana drop-eye is a common condition when keeping these fish, generally caused by the fish looking downward for long periods. There are many reasons the eyes turn downward, and drop-eye seriously affects the fish's ornamental value. Our veterinarian introduces the common causes so keepers can prevent it based on the specific cause.
What Are the Advantages of the Sun Conure?
As one of the best-value parrot species, what makes the Sun Conure so appealing? Why do so many people adore it? Today our team introduces its advantages.
What to Do When Your Parrot Gets Parasites in Summer? Should You Deworm It?
Parrot keeping is increasingly common, but illness is inevitable along the way, and parasitic disease is one of the more frequent problems. Today our team introduces common parrot parasitic diseases and their treatments, so you can learn in advance and avoid panic when your bird falls ill.