What changes the health answer
Use a yearly avian-vet visit to review weight, body condition, diet, droppings, behavior, nails, beak, feathers, and home setup.
Birds hide illness
A bird can look normal while losing weight, changing droppings, or developing early problems.
Bring useful notes
Recent weight, diet, photos of droppings, medication history, and behavior changes make the visit more useful.
Match the schedule to risk
Chronic illness, egg laying, older age, new adoption, feather damage, or diet transition may need closer follow-up.
Best habit
Find the avian vet before the emergency, not during it.


