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I bought a bonded pair of white cockatiels quite a few months ago from a breeder of large parrots .They looked healthy but I still kept them in their own cage for several months before putting them in my aviary with my other cockatiel s .The male one
Hello. It appears your question got cut off so please consider reposting it. I will say though, based on what you wrote, that Snow White may certainly be sick. If there was no veterinary exam, fecal, or blood work done beforehand, then there’s no guarantee that the birds you acquired weren’t harboring some disease that may only show itself in times of stress (like entering a new aviary, reproduction, etc). Since you already have many birds, their health is potentially at risk and I would recommend having a veterinarian evaluate the new birds. At minimum a physical exam and fecal should be done, but consider Chlamydia screening, blood work, fecal gram stain. Other infectious disease tests can be done but your vet can recommend what they feel is indicated. Good luck!
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Hi I brought a new cockatiel home yesterday and he hasn't eaten or drank anything since, i tired hand feeding, but he just keeps on jumping all over the cage and runs away from my hand. His about 5-6 months old. What can i do
Thanks for reaching out again .If not used to hand feeding, they will rarely take it at this age. If different from the food offered at the pet store, contact the store for the same food. Provide heat support in the 80-85 f range can give some comfort. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I have a male cockatiel and live in India. I don't have a vet near so what should I do
Thanks for using Boop by Petco! If you are concerned about his health, you may look for the closest veterinarian to you and go there. If he is doing well then at least you would only have to go there for the routine check ups. Good luck!
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Today I bought a lutino and a grey cockatiel but the lutino try to bite me anything when I touch the cage...... They keep on fighting for eating food although they were together in shop for around a week or two......... And suddenly lutino cockatie
Thanks for reaching out. Providing multiple food bowls around the cage could decrease aggression over food. Biting now can be due to the stress of re-locating to a new home, and time could be the cure. Try to offer treats to win his side. If the lighting is too intense, that is stressful also and can lead to the sudden attempts to fly. Try to lessen external stimuli and have patterns of daily routine to be consistent. Good luck.
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My 8 month cockatiel Pika (unknown gender) has started to become a little aggressive, eats their poop and has started to sit at the bottom of the cage only for a little while before moving around. Pika is still very active, eats on time and isn't flu
Thanks for reaching out about Pikachu. Yes this could be a sign of preparing to lay eggs. Showing any re-arranging of furniture, as in nest building? Is he/she was ill, would think wouldn't be as active. The white cockatiels often have horizontal bars on the inside of the primary feathers. Good luck.
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