Posted by Miguel on July 30, 2006 at 02:51:02:

In Reply to: Re: canary with foot problem, perhaps injury posted by Dr Amr Gohar on July 29, 2006 at 14:27:51:

Hi,

1) I'm glad to know he should be able to continue sleeping like that if he wants to. But I had never seen him doing it before the foot problem. His usual sleeping position (all fluffed out with only the tips of both feet showing under a feathery ball) is quite different.

2) The inward-curbing tip of the overgrown nail has been succesfully trimmed. All other nails are naturally shorter and also straighter.

3) Today he's bursted into song as soon as his eyes opened, which doesn't happen every day. :-)

Thanks for the help,

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• Re: canary with foot problem, perhaps injury Dr Amr Gohar 16:43:35 07/31/06 (1)
  • Re: canary with foot problem, perhaps injury Miguel 04:22:03 08/02/06 (0)

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: Hi,

: 1) I'm glad to know he should be able to continue sleeping like that if he wants to. But I had never seen him doing it before the foot problem. His usual sleeping position (all fluffed out with only the tips of both feet showing under a feathery ball) is quite different.

: 2) The inward-curbing tip of the overgrown nail has been succesfully trimmed. All other nails are naturally shorter and also straighter.

: 3) Today he's bursted into song as soon as his eyes opened, which doesn't happen every day. :-)

: Thanks for the help,


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