Budgie’s poo is Brown

Have you given him any new foods? This can change the appearance and texture.

Has he been molting (dropping feathers)?Molting is hard work and can make a bird more sleepy.

How long has the poop been looking like this?

How old is he?

Do you have regular vets nearby? If you can consult with an avian vet online, a regular one may be able to at least do a gram stain. There are also some vets that work in a regular practice that do have experience with birds.

Has their been any change in your home, or new people visiting? If he's feeling stressed that can effect the digestive system's operation.

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I hope you can find out what might be going on! My thoughts are with you!

Karen has asked excellent questions.

Additionally, I would like to know how many budgies you have and how long you have had them.

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So, i did not give him any New foods,.
Yes he is molting ( I think) A lot of feathers are falling when he preens, he definetly doesnt get out New feathers.
The poop its from this morning.
He is about 1 year old
I have regular pets nearby
Any stress might be from him flying in my room for like the 5th Time.
I see he doesnt really have energy, i saw now that when he stays on one feet while cleaning The other one he has a bit of trouble balancing. Should i wait for another day and see how this evolves?

I have 2 budgies right now. They are both males. He really seems that doesnt have energy at all. I put some vitamins in The water. But the orange-Brown poo color its really givong me signs of stress.

I noticed that as Time passes he kinda seems that he gets weaker..

Then go to a regular vet.

If necessary, s/he can always consult with an Avian Vet via phone, fax, email or video chat.

It is possible your budgie is lethargic since you indicate it is molting.

What concerns me is that you indicated you believe it is “weaker”.
Weakness is different than lethargy.

Budgies generally have a first light molt at around 3 - 4 months old and another at 6 -7 months old.
When a budgie reaches at 1 year old their molts adjust to the Seasons., After the adjustment the budgie will have its big molts in the Spring and Fall. Budgies may also have lighter molts throughout the year; triggered by stress, change in diet or change in environment.

You can supplement your budgie’s diet with egg food during a molt.
This helps your budgies replenish the energy lost during the time they lose and grow in the new feathers.
Additionally, egg food promotes good and healthy feather growth.
It is possible to buy ready-made egg food at any specialized pet store but just as easy to make your own by hard boiling an egg and mashing it up.
If you wish you can mix it with a bit of cooked quinoa and flax seed.
You can also finely chop some veggies and add it to the egg food mix.

If your give your budgie cooked quinoa, be sure you rinse it well several times before cooking.

Budgies get itchy during their molt, so they'll preen and scratch more often. Additionally, they may be sleepier and quieter as molting takes a lot of energy, and their poop could be a little runnier. To make them more comfortable, you can offer them baths either in a shallow dish of water (or Lix-It bath) or by hanging wet greens (romaine lettuce or kale works best) in their cage so they can nibble on it and rub against them.

Molting FAQs
Miserable Molting

Please try to calm down.

Your stress and upset is just going to stress out your birds. They react to our emotions.

There is a chance the abnormal poo is just a one off. He may be perfectly fine.

Is he sitting all fluffed up and not moving
Or, is he eating, drinking and moving around normally?