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I have a quail she is about 4-5 months old we have had her for quite a while and she was very healthy and could walk and run with no difficulty. For about 2 months she was in a cage inside with my cockatiel but about a week ago we had to put her in a cage in our garage alone because her chirping would drive my mum mad!!
the other day (2 days ago) we found her not being able to walk and always falling to her side. because she cant walk she cant get to her food or water and she doesn't even have enough strength to eat seeds so i had to make some egg yolk and bread crumb mix but
she wouldn't eat it. she is also losing a lot of feathers under her wings, tummy , legs, etc.
URGENT HELP NEEDED! (i canot afford a vet) so i will need some other options PLEASE help me; i love her alot (IN HER CAGE I HAVE PLACED A LITTLE LID FULL OF WATER AND SOME BREAD CRUMB AND EGG YOLK MIX , IN THE CORNOR OF HER CAGE I HAVE PUT A SOCK FOR HER TO CUDDLE AND A MIRROR SO SHE WOULDN'T GET LONELY
(putting her in the cage with my other quails is not an option because they try to bite her)
What else can I help you with?
What was the feather the symbol of?
Feathers have been used as symbols in various cultures and contexts. In many Native American cultures, feathers are symbolic of power, freedom, and communication with the spirit world. In ancient Egypt, feathers were associated with the goddess Ma'at, symbolizing truth, justice, and balance.
What is it called when an object is upside down and backwards under a microscope?
balance
What could be wrong with your rabbit if it seems off balance when he stands on his back legs and he sometimes falls backwards?
My first guess would be that it is hypoglycemic. I have seen this happen in dogs when their blood sugar is too low; they fall over also.
What is the abbreviation for the word balance?
bal is sometimes used as an abbreviation of balance.
What animal has feet covered in feathers?
The feet of the Ptarmigan (Lagopus) are covered in feathers.See the related link listed below for more information:
What does a bird use its tail feathers for?
A bird uses its tail feathers to help with balance and steering while flying. The tail feathers also play a role in courtship displays and communication with other birds. Additionally, some birds use their tail feathers to help them in navigation during long migrations.
How do you rollerblade backwards?
When you rollerblade backwards you will essentially be moving your skates in a wave type motion. Both skates in towards each other, both skates out from each other. This constant motion will increase your speed as you go. As you learn the balance techniques of skating backwards, you can then work in doing backwards crossovers and turning.
How do you skate backwards and maintain balance on the ice?
To skate backwards and maintain balance on the ice, you need to bend your knees, keep your weight centered, and use your arms for stability. Push off with one foot at a time while keeping your body upright and your eyes forward to help with balance. Practice and proper technique are key to mastering backward skating.
What type of balance involves a balance of unlike objects or elements sometimes known as asymmetrical?
the answer is informal
What type of balance involves a balance of unlike objects or elements -sometimes known as asymmetrical?
the answer is informal
Why do people walk backwards?
People may walk backwards for various reasons such as improving balance and coordination, enhancing muscle strength and flexibility, or as part of a specific exercise or dance routine. Some cultures and historical practices also incorporate walking backwards as a form of meditation or mindfulness.
Is a female magpie goose tail feathers back?
Yes, female magpie geese have tail feathers that are positioned toward the back. Like males, females possess long, pointed tail feathers that help with balance and maneuverability while flying. The overall coloration and pattern may vary slightly between genders, but their tail feathers are similarly structured.
