Tweaty isn't right today

So helpful - thanks. It's brilliant Now I know why you can see peas, etc moving down the right hand side. I stupidly worried (me, a worrier - you've guessed it!) and thought the left hand side was blocked! So little knowledge....

I think I was fine when he was a baby as luckily he took to bottle feeding instantly. He's had a good feed today and lots of pecking (and drinks) so I can only assume he was a bit flustered with the bad weather and felt cold and grumpy. I'm so relieved, like you Cynthia! He's back to his cheeky self now.

However, information on illnesses, feeding juveniles and weaning, is very scarce on the internet so it was great to be pointed in this direction by Cynthia. The more 'stickies' you can have, the better, then it saves everyone answering the same questions over and over again, especially as the forum gets (hopefully!) busier.

I pm'd Janet last night so worried I'd been too needy on the forum. There is nothing worse than someone continually asking questions but not giving anything back. I promise when I'm a bit more experienced I will be more than happy to help anyone. She messaged back to tell me not to worry - and so I won't!
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Little Fledgling wrote:

So helpful - thanks. It's brilliant Now I know why you can see peas, etc moving down the right hand side. I stupidly worried (me, a worrier - you've guessed it!) and thought the left hand side was blocked! So little knowledge.... :oops

I pm'd Janet last night so worried I'd been too needy on the forum. There is nothing worse than someone continually asking questions but not giving anything back. I promise when I'm a bit more experienced I will be more than happy to help anyone. She messaged back to tell me not to worry - and so I won't!
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Hi Wendy, I am really pleased Tweaty's back to normal, so is his friend.

I still ask questions time and time again. A lot to do with medications and dosages but do like to know that what I'm doing is ok as sometimes their lives depend on it.

Keep up the good work.

Little Fledgling wrote:

So helpful - thanks. It's brilliant Now I know why you can see peas, etc moving down the right hand side. I stupidly worried (me, a worrier - you've guessed it!) and thought the left hand side was blocked! So little knowledge....

I think I was fine when he was a baby as luckily he took to bottle feeding instantly. He's had a good feed today and lots of pecking (and drinks) so I can only assume he was a bit flustered with the bad weather and felt cold and grumpy. I'm so relieved, like you Cynthia! He's back to his cheeky self now.

However, information on illnesses, feeding juveniles and weaning, is very scarce on the internet so it was great to be pointed in this direction by Cynthia.

The more 'stickies' you can have, the better, then it saves everyone answering the same questions over and over again, especially as the forum gets (hopefully!) busier.

I pm'd Janet last night so worried I'd been too needy on the forum. There is nothing worse than someone continually asking questions but not giving anything back. I promise when I'm a bit more experienced I will be more than happy to help anyone. She messaged back to tell me not to worry - and so I won't!
xx

There's nothing more frustrating than to go looking for something only to have to sift through numerous posts to find what you're looking for (I did that on another forum and it was taking so long, I forgot what I was looking for. Must admit some of that was due to age I'm sure. ).

To help eliminate that problem, some forums have been created for reference only, with associated forums open for discussion.
I hope this does help.

You're doing a great job - all of you. Tweaty wouldn't have survived those first few days if it wasn't for Cynthia's website and yesterday he just had warm peas when we was feeling off colour. I wouldn't have known to do that either, if it hadn't been for this forum. It's fab

I've uploaded another pic to the gallery when you get a moment!

Wend.