It seems her situation is chronic and we'll need to keep it under control through dietary supplements and changes since meds don't work. She lost a lot of weight and dropped to 3.3 but she is slowly gaining it back. I've been feeding her wet food with a syringe until she starts eating herself.

We got 6 different meds and supplements now and weekly checkups to monitor his progress. So far it's on his shoulders. First goal is to prevent the deterioration from spreading to other bones. Then maybe we can reverse it a bit.

He is also out of his cage all day long, I try to give him exercise but he has never flown once. I've had him for 7 months now, I've been training him to fly the same way I did with my cockatiel, but it never worked. Vet said it might have started before I got him.

Thank you. The nearby vet said it is likely to be broken but he needs an avian vet for an accurate examination and x-ray so we got another appointment in 2 hours with an avian vet. He is at least eating normally so he won't get weak.

Aww I'm so happy for you two! Please give my best wishes to her as well. Have a wonderful wedding!

Marriage? Oh my goodness congratulations!

We had a third one shortly after. I haven't heard of any damage reports thankfully, but people are scared because we've been expecting a major earthquake here for two decades now. Everyone thought it must be that one.