Posted by Colleen Mitchell on May 29, 2003 at 15:58:04:

In Reply to: Re: Parakeet Beak Problem posted by Timothy Henderson on May 28, 2003 at 20:48:50:

Thanks so much! Am I correct in assuming that I should NOT cut his beak down for him? Will he break it off himself or should I wait until he is better? He is still eating and drinking fine.

I also have another parakeet in another cage - should I spray him as a preventative measure? I would assume so.

Thanks so much!

: Your bird is afflicted by a mite infestation.

: Every day for a week spray (lightly) the bird and the immediate area around the cage with an avian insecticide that contains .05% pyrethrin as the active ingredient. Then, to keep the problem from returning, spray once a week.

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: Thanks so much!  Am I correct in assuming that I should NOT cut his beak down for him?  Will he break it off himself or should I wait until he is better?  He is still eating and drinking fine.

: I also have another parakeet in another cage - should I spray him as a preventative measure?  I would assume so.

: Thanks so much!

: : Your bird is afflicted by a mite infestation.

: : Every day for a week spray (lightly) the bird and the immediate area around the cage with an avian insecticide that contains .05% pyrethrin as the active ingredient.  Then, to keep the problem from returning, spray once a week.


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