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So I own 2 tumbler pigeons who live inside. Our house is about 64 degrees at night, 67 during the day. They're being fed chicken food, they used to be on pigeon feed but chicken feed is much cheaper and I've successfully raised pigeons on it. However, our female tumbler is losing weight. The male is in great condition, active, sleek feathers, however the female is losing weight. She's puffed up and not doing well. Ill try to weigh her tomorrow, though it may have to weight until Monday. Our gram scale is with a friend. She has been eating (I've seen the male sit there and watch her eat), he's not bullying her and I really would like for her to live. This is how the last one went down
I have no idea what to treat for, what to look for, or anything. Her band is from 2013, so I can't say her exact age but from this year, and she does not have nodules in her throat.
I can NOT lose her, I love her so much and one has already passed...
I have no idea what to treat for, what to look for, or anything. Her band is from 2013, so I can't say her exact age but from this year, and she does not have nodules in her throat.
I can NOT lose her, I love her so much and one has already passed...