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posted 11-13-2003 03:47 PM         

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I've looked in books but the best description I could find was 'if the bird appers to be puffed out' it's cold. Puffed out? What does that mean? Is it even right?
Does anyone else know a better way to tell? And how can I keep her warm?

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posted 11-13-2003 05:44 PM         

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Hi, If your bird is cold or ill, puffed out means that she will be sat with her feathers all ruffled up.
The way i keep my birds warm is keep the house at a temprature that feels warm to me normal room temprature is normally enough to keep her warm.
If it is cold during the night you can cover her cage to keep out draughts but will still let air in.

Place her cage away from windows and doors where a draught may come in as this can cause a chill in your bird...

Is she still eating, drinking and chatty???

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posted 11-15-2003 01:56 PM         

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Hi!
Thanks for replying. Yes she is still eating, drinking & playing fine.
And I have been covering her cage at night. So I guess thats about all I could do. Thanks for the info. I really appriciate it!!

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posted 11-15-2003 02:15 PM         

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Hi, Your welcome hope your bird gives u plenty of fun and enjoyment any more problems feel free to email me at boro_lad1976@hotmail.com and i will be pleased to help

mike

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