he’ll be fine but needs to get the air that is in his chest but outside of his lungs out of there so his lung can, y’know, not be collapsed
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im not there so im not sure the extent as of now but if he’s lucky it’s a quick treatment and if he’s not he gets a tube put in for a while, is my basic understanding
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Horrible :(
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ye he gets a tube gg
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tbd for how long, prolly depends on how his body reacts to it
he prolly ain’t getting on his airplane home tomorrow (today by now lol) tho
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Good morning chat
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suli suli
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): I hope he recovers quickly and is feeling alright about the situation
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Hi silviu!!!
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Hi silviu with three exclamation marks just makes my morning, don’t you feel the same?
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yes!!!
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hi sulit!!!
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my bird appears to have heard a seagull (he is being loud)
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i have become very accustomed to dreading that one individual seagull sound effect every single fucking show in the uk uses when they go to the coast. You can just Not do that we know there are birds
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List of things you cant do with cockatiels:
- watch tv shows that have seagull sound effects
- have open doors
- have any amount of wires near your walls
- vacuum
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Definitely not. Planes aren’t hospitals shocker.
Better to be a buzzkill than have one’s liver wrecked by booze, fair trade.
oh no! hope he recovers!
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Good thing it was caught. Can I ask how it happened and how he knew it was collapsed?
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