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Budgie Irina
Hello All..I really need your opinion on a lump on my female budgie. She is very active and do not show any sign of illness but i noticed this a week back and i am worried. Have pictures of her ( one in yellow)
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Hi! :welcome: to Talk Budgies
Your picture didn't show up. You need to take your budgie into an Avian Vet for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. Avian Vets have special training to determine the cause of symptoms resulting from illness or trauma. This is important as "regular" vets will often overlook symptoms that are quickly obvious to an Avian Vet. When you rely on anyone who has not had training in Avian diagnosis and care, you may be delaying effective treatment. This can prolong suffering that may be avoidable. The bird will often require a more intense, prolonged treatment with a poorer chance of full recovery than it would have if you seek prompt professional diagnosis and treatment at the first sign of illness. If there are no Avian Vets near you, find an Exotic Pet Veterinarian with experience with small birds. A regular vet would be your next choice and that individual can always contact an Avian Vet for a consultation if necessary. Please take the time to read through the Site Guidelines, all of the How To Guides, the FAQs, the Budgie Articles and the stickies located at the top of each section of the forum. Truly, the very BEST advice anyone can offer you is to take the time to read ALL of the stickies throughout the various Talk Budgie forums as well as the Budgie Articles we have posted. These are great resources for Talk Budgie members and have a wealth of reliable information which will assist you to learn the best practices in caring for your budgies for their optimal health and well-being. Site Guidelines Posting on the Forums Let's Talk Budgies How-To Guides FAQs Frequently Asked Questions Budgie Articles List of Stickies Be Prepared for Veterinary Expense Avian First Aid Why Quarantine? A Heartfelt Plea to All Members Guidance regarding Breeding Advice Threads Recommended Minimum Cage Sizes Essentials for a Great Cage Resource Directory When you upload pictures as attachments directly from your computer, tablet or phone, the forum automatically defaults to landscape. Additionally, the picture appears as what we term a “thumbnail” attachment. To upload full-sized pictures with the proper orientation, please use a photo-sharing service such as Imgur and follow the steps in these instructions: How to Post Full Size Pictures from a Photo Sharing Site You can practice uploading pictures in the site’s “Test Forum: Test Forum By the way, all photos entered in any of our forum contests must be a full-size photo and not a thumbnail attachment so it's good to know how to upload them! ;) If you have any questions after reading through everything, please be sure to ask! Glad you decided to join us and looking forward to seeing you around the forums. :wave: |
Hi, :welcome:
There is no photo attached. The best advice any one of us can give you, photo or not, is to have your budgie examined by an avian vet. A vet who is trained in and qualified to see birds, will be able to give a proper diagnosis. There are so many things a ‘lump’ can be. If you need help finding an avian vet in your area, let us know so we can help you. Also, the best way to get acquainted with Talk Budgies, is to take a look at the Stickies posts at the top of the forum sections, as well as the Articles, and links above from FaeryBee. Best wishes for your little one. Please keep us updated on a vet visit :). |
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