ill Budgie?

Question

my budgie has been puking up this white stuff..and all he does now is curl up and sleep..does anyone kno whats wrong with him?

Answer 1

Could be "Sour Crop Syndrome", which sometimes happens when you change your birds seed, or a digestive disorder/infection. Your bird is obviously sick. First thing you must do,which is VERY IMPORTANT,keep your bird very warm,ie,80-90 degree's. Cover cage by draping a cloth over the back and sides of cage,you can also place hot,COVERED water bottles around the outside of the cage to help with warmth. Keep your bird out of draughts,and quiet. See a vet immediately.Preferably within 24 hours! Birds die very quickly if treatment is not prompt.Hope your bird makes a full recovery.

Answer 2

If your bird sleeps more than usual without any obvious reason, it is advisable to observe it very closely. A bird sleeping the whole day may be ill or it simply can't sleep in the night because the cage may be populated by mites. If there are mites in the cage can be recognized by the distribution of excrements in the cage. Another reason for sleepless nights may simply be that the cage is located in a place with too much noise.Talk to a vet to get an accurate diagnosis.

Answer 3

Vomiting with white goo or a cheesy material is a sign of Trichomoniasis (Canker).
Avian trichomoniasis is principally a disease of young birds. The severity of the disease depends on the susceptibility of the bird and on the pathogenic potential of the strain of the parasite. Adult birds that recover from the infection may still carry the parasite, but are resistant to reinfection. These birds do not show obvious signs of infection.

In young birds, the early lesions appear as small white to yellowish areas in the mouth cavity, especially the soft palate. The lesions consist of inflammation and ulceration of the mucosal surface. The lesions increase in size and number and extend to the esophagus, crop and proventriculus. The lesions may develop into large, firm necrotic masses that may block the lumen. Occasionally, the disease may spread by penetrating the underlying tissues to involve the liver and other organs.
Antiprotozoal medications, such as dimetridazole and metronidazole, are used to treat birds infected with T. gallinae. Contact your AVIAN veterinarian for advice on the most suitable drug and treatment program.

Answer 4

Perhaps Applele should have checked the link before posting it. It has nothing to do with birds.

If he's vomiting and sleeping all the time you really should see an AVIAN vet. If you'd like to narrow it down go to
http://www.letstalkbirds.com/budgie.htm
before going to the vet.

The other suggestions were valid, but don't account for the vomiting.
Good luck

Answer 5

the reality that she became sitting along with her tail up, to me, and the reality that she isn't properly, and staying down under kinda says that she is egg sure. suitable component you're able to do is get her heat, say up into the 25-26 selection, and place extremely olive oil in her water till you will get her to the vets, yet she needs to get to a vet ASAP, as in any different case she won't have long left, egg sure birds uaully meet their death interior of forty 8 hours so time is of the essence

Answer 6

I think you should take your bird to the vet very soon. Also there are antibiotics you can buy at the pet store in the mean time. But take your bird to the vet.

Answer 7

Budgies eat food an dsave some of them in their mouth, maybe it's his/her food?

Answer 8

take him to a vet as soon as possible, sounds like a very sick bird