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Add an observation
Use a consistent scale and similar conditions when recording weight. Do not delay care while trying to complete the form.
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Use the record as a conversation aid
Contact an avian veterinarian promptly for a bird that is breathing abnormally, bleeding, collapsed, unable to perch, not eating, producing markedly fewer droppings, or acting substantially unlike itself.
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Medical boundary: the tool does not calculate a diagnosis, grade illness, or decide whether care can wait.
Bring qualified help into the loop
AAV recommends regular veterinary checkups and prompt attention to signs of illness.
Continue with qualified guidance
These links are starting points, not a substitute for care from an avian veterinarian who has examined your bird.
- AAV: when to take a bird to a veterinarian — wellness care, new-bird evaluation, and prompt response to illness
- AAV: signs of illness in companion birds — owner handout covering early and serious signs
- Association of Avian Veterinarians: finding a veterinarian — how to locate and evaluate an avian-care practice