Bird Recovers From Cat Attack | Dr. K's Exotic Animal ER 

YES! I HAD MY LITTLE TWEETY FOR 10 YEARS. WOULD NOT MAKE A PEEP TILL SHE HEARD MY VOICE LOL, WAS SO CUTE.

100% a budgie lover here, and my girl is my little angel.

Bird is cute 😍 🐦 🦜 Yes 👍

@@tamaraj4200 Bird is a LOVE 💘 ❤

YES

Yeah you can teach them to speak

Jep! Mine are also trained and know how to shake hands, bow down politely and to spin in a circle on command etc; underrated indeed

Yeah but they get overly attached to me when I tried to go to school cuz they want to play :(

Yes! My budgie lols me hes not completely tamed tho still working at it :)

@@remizyt I believe your budgie will be tamed once he/she is ready! Take your time! :)

Both for me depending on what sound and how loud she gets.

Or both

im just happy they arent as loud as the bigger parrots, they're deafening and even more vocal lmao

@@Dell-ol6hb budgies may be little but they surely can get pretty loud especially when you have several really active ones that love to carry on , i have two and they are ear piercing at times and i can't talk on the phone in the same room because they drown out my talking , the noise gets really bad when they play with plastic swing toys cause they pull on the toy then let them go slamming against the cage bars.

I’ve had both of mine for 2 weeks and I’m kinda used to it xD

I’m getting a parrot soon but for now I have my loving budgie

@@ghalyaalsheeb7755 budgies are parrots

@@vaxz8775 they are parakeets

@@comid9853 parakeets is a species of parrots

@@comid9853 parakeets are a species of Parrot dude

Aw im so sorry about your loss :c

How about dont have birds and cats???

Put the cat down

@@ChrisChris-kr3ge No, he's a very loved family cat, everyone still loves him very much.

Please stop with the negative comments I love my cat very much even though he made a mistake. I'm glad to see this budgie survived. Please do not tell me to put down any pets. It makes me very sad :c

Most likely since boys can get really unresponsive to their wife's/GF's animals

And a lot of "my son", not so much "my daughter" I've noticed. If the men in your life aren't animal nuts, don't trust them lol.

RIP Azure💙

@@aafia_rxh I hope that things get better for you, I have two budgies and just thinking about something bad happening to them breaks my heart

That had happened to me a couple of years ago and till this day i still cry, but thinking that they are in a better place makes me stop crying of sadness.

Poor little Azure. That must have been hard for you. I'm only a few years older than you and first got 2 budgies when I was 15. One spooked out and flew away the same year I got her. It was hard for me dealing with that loss. I cried a lot and hardly got enough sleep. I dreamt of her coming back to me but realized that would never happen whenever I woke up from that dream. Fortunately though I was able to recover not long after cuz of my family's support. The other one is roughly 2 years old now. She's sweet and energetic and also very aggressive/bitey. I nearly lost her to egg binding, thankfully I could still turn to a facebook group for help. Birds can deteriorate quickly when they get sick, at least that's what I hear. I know this is too late but when you recover and wanna get a new bird, join facebook groups catering to parrot/avian first aid if something goes wrong with your little fella. These groups are created for bird owners who can't go to a vet (either the vet is closed or unavailable in your local area). They can be a life saver. Next time don't wait til you can go to a vet, act immediately if you can. There's no avian vet where I live which is a big shame.

@@aafia_rxh your budgie wouldn't want you to be so sad, if there's a heaven he would be the first thing you'd see there ,know someday the last memories you'd remember your bird by won't be their last days, but it would be all the fun he had while he was in your care. Take care of yourself, not for me, but for him.

That's what make the feline species the top predators

@@bobotee7072 At least until they meet a coyote 🙂

@@Lilly-dg6xc that's the reason why they do not go out of their way to attack a coyote

My cousin tried waking up with his cat holding a dead snake or lizard. Right in his face

One of my budgies died from a heart attack because a cat looked at her through the window and she got scared :(

I say this all the time but salty cat owners keep ignoring the facts.

@@Avis-Finch on top of that cats get injured so much outdoor. Most people who own outdoor cats are too lazy to give the cat the enrichment it needs to stay indoors

@@justjello7599 THIS!! You're so right and it says a lot about the owner. There are cat harnesses out there, but people are too lazy to walk them.

Here in Australia it's actually illegal to let cats roam free around the neighbourhood in some places! Sadly people don't follow it, wish it was more regulated.

An indoor cat can live up to 20 years, an outdoor cat can die at any age, cars and everything can just kill them. If a cat owner truly cares and loves their cat they would want them in their life for long and give them a long beatiful life and not expose them to every threat existent. For the cat and the birds in the local ecosystems all around the worls is much better to keep them inside

Probably the cat didn't even mean to hurt the birdie, but cats are just too rough playing

@@GandalfTheTsaagan get real, cats kill

@@GandalfTheTsaagan not true at all. Cats are predators, you won’t ever see one just ‘playing’ with a bird. That cat’s intention was to eat the bird. I don’t know what kind of playing you’ve seen that includes getting carried around in a cats mouth before it eats you.

@@TheFluffyTheropod If the cat wanted to kill and eat the parakeet it wouldn't be here in this video to begin with, less so with just a cut If you play with a cat without toys you will end up full of scratches and bites, and these will be nastier deppending on how trained or rough it was Doesn't mean that it was trying to injure/maim you (esp if you're closer to it) If what you said was an universal truth for domestic cats, they wouldn't be able to live together or play with eachother, since wild cats are mostly solitary and extremely territorial

@@GandalfTheTsaagan luckily the owner of the budgerigar was able to free him from the cat’s mouth before he was killed. It is true that some cats don’t hunt as much as others, but you can never trust a cat near a parrot. It’s just too risky, even if you completely trust the specific cat. It’s just what cats do, and that’s also why domesticated cats are such a big problem where I live. If you let them outside, most cats will hunt the wild birds. Some hunt way less than others, but they’re just really unpredictable. Cats are also known to “play” with their food after it’s caught and unable to get away. It’s just the instincts of a cat to chase and kill anything of a budgie’s size, and they won’t pay attention to it otherwise. A cat that doesn’t hunt at all will most likely not do anything more than look in a birds direction, but no matter what, they will never play together without the intent to kill. Trust me, I wish this wasn’t true. It’d make my life a whole lot easier, as I live with over 20 parrots and a cat. I love them all equally, and will never dislike a cat just because it’s doing what it evolved to do. I just don’t ignore the fact that they can and likely will do that if given the perfect opportunity. If you don’t believe what I’m saying (which is fine, you’re entitled to your own opinion) just do a bit of research on keeping cats and birds together and you’ll see what I’m talking about

i can’t decide if i agree with this or not because it’s a good point and you never know what cats are going to do but if you are super careful i don’t think having a cat should stop you from having a bird

@@sadiefleming4 in my opinion it absolutely does. I don't take any risks when it comes to my birds safety

@@sadiefleming4 so you are willing to risk a poor birds life!? and nobody can be with their birds 24/7 to protect them better to only 1 of them

@@sadiefleming4 Even if you were extremely careful, there's always the chance that the owner, or their husband/boyfriend/kids/visitors will slip up in some way. There's always going to be that one time the cat slips through the door at the right moment. I would love it if my outdoor cat was indoors, but I can't because of my budgie. This cat is a seasoned hunter, and she would no doubt kill my budgie if she had the chance. I do love both, so I would probably adopt barn cats. They will stay out of the house, but will stay safe and sheltered in a barn

Honestly yeah. Or just small animals and dogs/cats in general. I grew up with dwarf hamsters and I'd love to have one again, but I have two big dogs who would probably eat it if I got one. Do I miss having them? Absolutely. But it's for the best.

Isn't she incredible!? Thanks for watching, Sofia 😊

Cats aren't good pets anyway not completely domesticated and can be unpredictable. I'd rather have my rats and birds, over any cats.

@@grimsonforce7504 u know even a rat can kill a budgie I hate rats because they killed my green parrot

@@shuaibmohdali2932 What parrot was it. Also were they your rats? Or were they wild rats? I have both but I NEVER NEVER allow my parrot to interact with my rats and vise versa. It's stupid. Same goes with cats and other small animals. I cringe when I see cats with reptiles, birds, mice, rats, etc.

@@grimsonforce7504 it was a Indian green parrot and wild rat killed it I miss him

@Blass the parrots were outside -_-

Uhhh, take him to the vet.

@@gaslightgatekeepgirlboss8335 they closed

Uhhhhhhhhh, cats? This video is about a bird that was attacked by a cat, and they don’t even except common pets such as cats into this vet

@@TheFluffyTheropod I think the person meant the vets

@@Hbdjk552 yes, but this is an exotic animal vet, they don’t treat cats

@@TheFluffyTheropod that makes no sense

@@TheFemSniper the fact that they don’t treat cats? It makes perfect sense, actually. This vet only treats avian and exotic pets. So pretty much everything except for cats and dogs.

How could you possibly have forgot that cats eat birds ?

@@bobotee7072 vegan maybe 😅

They rarely actually eat them. They just kill them for fun 🥺

@@jagoldenpyrenees491 my alaskan malamute kills ducks and chicken for fun.

@@nwyk153 Dogs can be taught not to

Cool but can I just say those are some animals I wouldn’t have ever imagined being together at all

KEET!!

aww what do you mean he wasn’t the same? like he got depressed so you rehomed him ?

I have budgie and this is the scariest thing ever to think that they can have a stroke 😔

@@notavailable1174 He stopped making noises stopped eating he went into deep depression after he watched his partner die in front of him his partner died on Halloween but my freind already had a budgie so he went with her and few days later he was much better 😊😊

Very true. My budgie once escaped from his cage (before being hand tamed) and my dog tried to bite him. Luckily, I grabbed my dog and using a pillow case I got him safely back in his cage. Birds and other animals, especially predator animals really shouldn't be let loose in the same room together.

Thanks for the love! ❤️ What's your favorite thing about birds?

@@NatGeoWild I love to watch them fly

not everyone is interested in breeding - it can lower their life expectancy

Looks like it! Especially cause she clearly has multiple, she probably has a much larger shared cage for them

@Genesis Trujillo it's not wrong to have both cats and birds as long as their always separated, but freak accidents happen.

Budgies and cats should never be in the same room if they are lose even while being monitored since stuff like this can happen. It's usually best not to have prey and predator animals together. Be careful!

You've just got to make sure the budgies have their own room that the cats cannot access and be so, so careful to avoid accidentality letting a cat into the bird room. If you can set up a double door system do that.

Probably yes bcz zoro has green hair

Wait the feathers, or the whole arm

@@foxxpenguin3036 the whole arm and update she laid two eggs and they are fertile

@@pikothebudgie2291 budgies cant grow their whole arm back..

@@foxxpenguin3036 first of all I have a cockatiel attacked and she has a small amount of wing And I know she can’t regenerate her wing but thanks for the information 😊😊

@@pikothebudgie2291 oh i thought you meant her whole limb came off and she grew it back like a lizard. Sorry lol

Whats wrong

You can easily have both as pets. It’s completely fine as long as the birds aren’t out around the cat, as that’s just idiotic. I’ve owned both a cat and parrots at the same time for my entire life, and have never had even the slightest bit of trouble.

@@TheFluffyTheropod I wouldn't do it tho. One day you might regret it.

@@Red-Tempest the birds are never out of their cages around the cat, so there is no way for any accidents to happen. Even though my cat has never shown any interest in hunting the birds, I still don’t ever take any chances. Better safe than sorry

Agreed, if you have birds, it's safer just to own birds. There is always potential for harm, no matter how diligently you plan.

I mean, I've had both cats and birds for years and nothing has happened. My birds have their own room where cats are not allowed in and that's it. You can safely keep them both as long as they can't interact with each other.

Oh never mind it’s just a travel cage i think