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My Cockatiel Is Always Biting & Scratching Herself. She Has Very Heavy Powder Dust & Very Flakey Skin Otherwise She Is A Very Playful Happy Contented Little Girl. She Is Approximately 2yrs Old. What Could It Be?

I am new to this site so i hope there is someone who can help me please. Could my little girl possibly have mites although i can see or find no traces of these. Her bird cage mate died 2 months ago but the only affect this has had on her is that she has really come out of herself!

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bwtsrl

She may be starting to molt or be stressed out from the loss of her mate. If this keeps up I would take her to the vet and have them see it they can determine the problem.

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vjohns832

Hello, my cat had that same problem and I found out it was fleas get a flea collar for dogs

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fluffkeeta

My Cockatiel is DEFFINATELY NOT stressed or moulting, she has had this problem ever since we got her. I thank you for your answers but will take samples to our avian vet. Keep you posted.

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