Gouldian Finch | Stargazing Twirling
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Gouldian Finch Stargazing Twirling appears
Gouldian Finch Stargazing Twirling appears most frequently in finches, it has also been reported in other birds - from the smallest up to the largest macaws. Our lovebird Gazer was born with this disease. Birds that were afflicted with "Bird Flu" also displayed these symptoms ...
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Gouldian Finch | Stargazing Twirling
One of our visitors stated that his African Grey showed similar symptoms, but stopped stargazing completely after an ear infection was successfully treated with antibiotics.
Star Gazer in Gouldian Finch:
This Star-Gazing Lovebird Hatched A "Stargazer."
This Condition Was At Its Worst After Hatching And As A Juvenile. Over The Next Couple Of Years, The Condition Corrected Itself. The Photo Above Shows Him Markedly Improved At About 1 Year's Old. By The Time The Lovebird Was 2 Years Old, It Was Hardly Noticeable.
The Twisting Of His Head May Have Been Caused By The Positioning In The Egg. Owner: Sibylle
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Symptoms:
"Stargazers" constantly throw their head back, sleep with their heads between their legs; go around in a circle; look at the ceiling, turn their heads around in a circle and look up.
Stargazing can strike at random and without warning or past history of problems.
Finches are particularly susceptible - although other species have been diagnosed with it.
What Cause Stargazing / Twirling?
A definite cause has not been identified as of yet; however, the following are suspected:
Treatment for Stargazing
The following treatments have been reported as being fairly effective:
Nystatin
Trimethoprim Sulfa
Vitamin B 12 to strengthen the nervous system
Enhanced nutrition to correct any nutritional deficiencies
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Gouldian Finch | Stargazing Twirling
One of our visitors stated that his African Grey showed similar symptoms, but stopped stargazing completely after an ear infection was successfully treated with antibiotics.
Star Gazer in Gouldian Finch:
This Star-Gazing Lovebird Hatched A "Stargazer."
This Condition Was At Its Worst After Hatching And As A Juvenile. Over The Next Couple Of Years, The Condition Corrected Itself. The Photo Above Shows Him Markedly Improved At About 1 Year's Old. By The Time The Lovebird Was 2 Years Old, It Was Hardly Noticeable.
The Twisting Of His Head May Have Been Caused By The Positioning In The Egg. Owner: Sibylle
@ Birds and Beyond??
Symptoms:
"Stargazers" constantly throw their head back, sleep with their heads between their legs; go around in a circle; look at the ceiling, turn their heads around in a circle and look up.
Stargazing can strike at random and without warning or past history of problems.
Finches are particularly susceptible - although other species have been diagnosed with it.
What Cause Stargazing / Twirling?
A definite cause has not been identified as of yet; however, the following are suspected:
Treatment for Stargazing
The following treatments have been reported as being fairly effective:
Nystatin
Trimethoprim Sulfa
Vitamin B 12 to strengthen the nervous system
Enhanced nutrition to correct any nutritional deficiencies
Please Subscribe to Our Channel:
birdsandbeyondtx
@ Birds and Beyond??
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