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Squaking Cockateil

Territo · 2013-11-19 21:39:11

Hi Guys, got a teil a little bit early thought he was weaned but with the transport and new home I thought it was best to keep him on the syringe. Hes 10 weeks old but he never stops crying at me when im in the room as Im sitting here hes on my shoulder crying into my ear..........im ignoring him. When i leave the room he…

19-11-2013 9:39pm

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Territo

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Hi Guys,
got a teil a little bit early thought he was weaned but with the transport and new home I thought it was best to keep him on the syringe.
Hes 10 weeks old but he never stops crying at me when im in the room as Im sitting here hes on my shoulder crying into my ear..........im ignoring him.
When i leave the room he chirps happily for my attention until he sees me then it that fk...n squak again.
Is ignorance the right way and how long do I have to keep it up for

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#2 20-11-2013 1:28pm

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Stick with it , still use the food you were using and put it in a feeder. Place him next to it. Eventually he will start eating himself. Consistency

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