[nnbreeder]

The first thing I would check is condition. feel the Keel bone and see just how fleshy the bird is. If it's in poor condition I would feed it the rescue remedy and see if that makes it put weight on, if not then the parasite load could be heavy and a good worming could be in order. To confirm this a vet can do a fecal float test that will determine the type of worms you may be dealing with.

[karlooben]

thankyou for that aunt sally  another thing i have learnt   .

theres been no change in the poorly girls today especailly the one with the swollen face i think tomorw hes going to cull her , but it looks like i will be getting the other back within the week.

and also while i am here instead of making another post i lifted the house up today an put it  on blocks an there was no rat so i am praying the rat has moved out or the bait box did its job , tomorw i will check under there with a tocrh as its pretty dark .