Leg injury in a pet bird 03516...Canada
In mid-December 2014, the practitioner’s bird, an eleven-year-old female budgie had injured her left leg and could not stand, climb or move around the cage. Her leg was curled up and could not extend. She had crossed the average life expectancy which is about eight years for this species. Looking at her condition, the practitioner did not expect the bird could survive for more than 3 weeks or so. A year earlier, the practitioner’s other bird had the same injury and the veterinarian was unable to offer any treatment, resulting in her dying within a week.
After qualifying in January 2015 as a vibrionics practitioner, the budgie became the practitioner’s first patient. On 11 January 2015, he made the following remedy:
CC1.1 Animal tonic mixed in her drinking water every day.
Two weeks later she started to chirp and move a little. Four weeks after beginning the treatment she started to use her injured leg to move about with some difficulty. In another month she regained the use of her leg about 95%. By May 2015, she could climb and walk with both the legs and was very active. The remedy was continued until November 2015. As of February 2016, the bird is doing very well, she eats, moves and chirps!