Hello. This is another photo of me. You might think I look odd, but I just think I'm special. I only miss my feathers when I want to fly. Now how about letting me have a bite of that donut, hmmm?
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Hello Bibbie, I am your cousin from 'over the pond'. I too once lost lots of my feathers, so I can sympathise. I am a hen though, so luckily mine grew back. What is this 'beak and feather' thing you talked about? I hope we don't ever catch that.
I looked up Beak and Feather disease on the internet once the nice vet had said that was what he was almost sure I had. It seems you have to be a parrot to get it.. so I guess you chooks are safe.
I am a cockatoo with beak and feather disease. But that isn't going to stop me enjoying myself.
A special mention...
I DO NOT enjoy visiting the doctor, although it serves as an excellent stage for my bloodcurdling screeches. But, they've helped me a lot - and a bird like me needs all the help they can get. So, thank you to everyone at Heathmont Animal Hospital. But I hope I don't see you soon.
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Hello Bibbie, I am your cousin from 'over the pond'. I too once lost lots of my feathers, so I can sympathise. I am a hen though, so luckily mine grew back. What is this 'beak and feather' thing you talked about? I hope we don't ever catch that.
Hello C1
I looked up Beak and Feather disease on the internet once the nice vet had said that was what he was almost sure I had. It seems you have to be a parrot to get it.. so I guess you chooks are safe.
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