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First of all, I'm not looking for hate ON the breed of a Maltese x Poodle mix. I'm looking for experienced people who can help identify the problem WITH my Maltipoo. Please be considerate. That being said, here's some information:

My Maltipoo's name is Daisy. She's approximately 1.5 years old. I've had her for 2 1/2 months. Over the past 3-4 days, she's been itching constantly- to the point of bleeding. She sleeps, walks, and itches. Before the last 3-4 days, she rarely itched- with the exception of a small itch here and there.

What's the problem? Does she have fleas, mites, ticks, etc? Is it a case of eczema? A rash? Does it require immediate veterinary care or are there some home remedies I can take to prevent itching? I appreciate any and all answers or suggestions.

Thank you for reading my post.

I have a Budgie named Sunny. Most of the time, he's chirping, wide-eyed, and excited! He shares his cage with a female friend (not his mate) named Mei Mei. They don't have a nest box. When I got them from a Budgie owner, they used to live outside in a big aviary with other Budgies and cockatiels. So most of the time, Sunny and Mei Mei are outside in their cage during the day. I bring them inside at night. Today when I went to feed them at 5:15 pm (California time) Sunny was all fluffed up and looked like he had fell in water. His left eye was swollen and he wasn't being chirpy. His wings also looked clipped and I'm the only one who should clip them. Mei Mei looked normal: all happy!

So I'm not sure what it could be. Here's what I've come up with:

Could he have fell in his water? (I don't put too much water in his bowl. It's a plastic container I got from petco).

Could he and Mei Mei gotten into a fight?

The other day, I saw a possum attempting to get into their home. I scared it away. They always have a shirt over the top and I noticed prints. I washed the shirt They're using a temporary towel right now. Could the possum have done something?

And there's stray cats in my area but the spacing between the bars in their cage isn't wide at all.

What about his wings?

There was no blood on him or in his litter tray. I saw what looked like flight wings in the litter tray but every once in a while I see them. There were more than normal. When I put in food, he kind of hobbled down the perches and took a couple bites. Then no more. That's not normal for him.

Could it be mites? Overfeeding? Drowning?

I have two Parakeets, Mei Mei [ f ] and Sunny [ m ] , who are a delightful pair to have around! I bring them out underneath my gazebo when the weather is nice and take them in when it gets dark. Lately, it seems that they have been eating more than usual, so is it possible that they can overeat?

I will give the best answer to the most thorough explanation within an hour or two.

I have two Parakeets, Sunny [ m ] & Mei Mei [ f ] and a Rabbit, Mark [ m ]. I know that in their natural habitat during winter time: my Parakeets would be migrating to better areas with more food and Mark would be collecting food to hibernate.

As it is, I have noticed my Parakeets eating quite more than usual & the same for Mark. In addition, it seems like they are also generally more active than usual.

1) Would this be caused by 'migration' or 'hibernation'?

2) If so, what should I do to take action?

Please be clear & stay on topic; I will give the best answer to the first thorough explanation of the above. Thank you.

1) What bedding is appropriate for breeding Parakeets?

2) Should the nest box be inside or outside of their cage?

3) What diet should they be on during the breeding?

4) How can I tame & teach them to talk?

5) What is their ideal breeding set up?

6) How many Parakeets should I expect from one clutch?

7) How active should the pair of Parakeets be during the breeding?

8) What are some problems I should watch for during the breeding?

9) How old should the Parakeet be when transferred to a new cage?

10) What should the ideal nest box be like?

Any other information would be greatly appreciated.

Rabbit Question : I have a Netherland Dwarf Rabbit named Mark. I got him when he was 8 months old from the San Diego Humane Society located at 5500 Gaines Street. Mark is now 2 years old. Today, I was examining his urine/droppings for record, as all good rabbit owners should do, and his urine did not follow up to specs today. It was a diluted, yellow color, as it should be. However, on top was a vivid red liquid, looking like blood. Upon further inspection, I noted that the two liquids were separated, like if you put oil and water together.

What does this mean & does this propose I take Mark to a veterinarian?

Bird Question: I decided that it would be nice to arrange an acquaintenance for my two Parakeets and Mark. I had a spray bottle to spray Mark if things got out of hand and a shirt to separate them. I had a steady grip on my Parakeet, and held out her back to Mark for him to adjust to her scent. He was a bit too fast for me and nabbed one of her back feathers. She made a small chirp, but otherwise acted normal as usual. The feather was not one of her flight feathers, and she seemed unaffected.

Will this affect her overall being in any way?

My Parakeet, Ho Lieung, fell of his perch when my mother walked by. He seems to have a broken joint, leg. I am very worried about him. His mate/friend Mei Mei ( Female ) is looking sad, guilty, or distressed. Please give me any Avian Vet references & answers. I am very worried about him. Please help!!! I can provide any additonal information if needed; just e-mail me OR post an answer with your inquiry. I am desperate, please help me!! Thank you.

I just got two parakeets from Craigslist on August 7th, 2011, Sunday. I went to PetCo for bird seed and a cuttle bone. On the way, I picked up a free pamphlet about medium parakeets. One of the common health issues lists chlamydiosis.Symptoms include: appetite loss, fluffed feathers, nasal discharge, and green stool. The suggested action is to seek avian veterinary attention. I have been paying attention for these common illnesses. The male has green and black stool and fluffed feathers, not smooth feathers! I have a small parakeet, but I was wondering if the illness still applies to small parakeets? What is normal parakeet stool supposed to look like? Is there anything I can do to solve this problem before trying the avian vet? Can an experienced bird owner or avian vet please tell me any information on how I can solve this problem? In your source, please list where you got your information or if you have solved this problem before or are an avian veterianarian. Please help me! I need urgent/immediate assist!

I'm considering getting a pair of parakeets/Budgerigars. I have already done some research, but need some advice from the public. I plan on being a responsible breeder as I've owned a parrot before. I am willing to give the first person who answers all of them, fully detailed, the 10 points for the best answer!

1. What are all the supplies I need, cost included?

2. How do I groom them?

3. What is everything that they eat, detailed?

4. How much exercise do they need?

5. What are some common avian illnesses and how can I avoid them?

6. Are metal nest boxes better than wood?

7. Ideas on how to conjure up a home made nest box?

8. Can my bunny and my parakeet (s) be bonded and get along?

9. How do I teach my parakeet to talk?

10. How can I teach my parakeet to do tricks?

11. How can I teach my parakeet to be tame?

12. What is a monthly and yearly average of what I would spend on them?

13. What can I expect to make from my profit?

14. What is a reliable bedding for nest boxes that is proven from reputable breeders?

15. Include anything and everything else that I need to know, regardless of what it is; even if it might not be necessary or quite not answer the question, please inform me about it.

Thank you Yahoo Answers! I am freely distributing the 10 points for best answer to the person with the most detailed and invigorating, life-experiencing answer. Thank you.

I would like to get a rabbit soon, but need a list that is very long and a few websites to convince myself that I can do it. I have confidence, but I need to know all about rabbits, I would list questions, but I have too many. Please give me a long list and at least three websites. I am willing to graciously give out the award for best answer for the being who most honorably deserves it. Waiting to hear from you, Yahoo Answers!

I would like to know all the supplies needed to play the cello. Even if they are optional like a pitch pipe or stand, please tell me. I am ready to give the best answer away freely if I come across someone who tells me ALL the supplies needed and unnecessary to play the cello. Please give me the name of the item, the price, and a Store or shop where it can be found. If you would not like to tell me the store or price, give me a website or source where I can go check it out by myself. Thank you, Yahoo!Answers!

1. What are some feeding instructions?

2. What vegetables do you feed your rabbit?

3.How much pellets do you feed your rabbit?

4. How do you clip their nails?

5. What breeds are most recommendable?

6. What stores are most recommendable?

7. How much does it cost for an annual veterinarian appointment?

*Please add more because I know there is a lot more stuff that I missed!

Well, I'm going to get one and I'm wondering if it has a phone gadget on it... Please answer within the hour of 6:00!

Well, okay... I just want to start a small business, like outside of my house. I don't want it to look lame or something, so how am I supposed to start one? I know I need something like a business plan and an idea, but... Can anyone give me some good advice and tips so that I can start a small business?

I've heard about Morrowind a lot and I've decided to buy the game on Friday! I have a few questions:

1. What is the best weapon in Morrowind?

2. How do you thrive in Morrowind?

3. What stores are ideal to steal from?

*Please tell me any other ideal information... I will willingly give out the best answer to the answerer with the best answer within the following 1-3 hours*

I would like to know everything about rabbits from feeding to reproduction(breeding). Please be thorough and stay on topic. First person with a thorough explanation within the first hour or two gets best answer.

I was wondering how to raise a dwarf rabbit. I have a few questions...

(1) Are they very social animals?

(2) What foods do they eat?

(3) What do they require for a happy life?

(4) How long do they live up to?

(5) Are their supplies expensive? (Nail clipper, water crock...etc.)

(6) How do you clip their nails?

(7) How much do cages\hutches cost? (About the size for a dwarf rabbit.)

Thanks for your answers! The most informative person shall receive the ten points!

I have a pet rabbit. I just got him, so I need some information. He is 10 months now, so keep that in mind...

How many spoons of pellets should I give him daily?

Where I should buy pellets? How much does it cost?

When should I change the bedding in his litter box? (He's litter-trained.)

Where can you buy non-toxic litter? How much does it cost?

What kinds of fruits and vegetables should I feed him?

Is hay a necessity? What stores do you recommend? How much does it cost?

What stores do you buy water containers from? How much do they cost?

Should you use a water crock, a water bottle, or a heavy plate your rabbit cannot tip over?

How long do rabbits shed for?

Where do you get grooming supplies? How much does it cost?

How often do I need to groom him?

If I wanted an additional sibling for him, how much would it cost? Where should I buy his "additional sibling" from?

What is spaying\neutering? Is it a necessity? How much does it cost?

What are the advantages\disadvantages of an indoor rabbit and an outdoor rabbit?

Do they need daily exercise? How much?

Can you train your rabbit to do tricks? How?

If your rabbit aces a trick, should you reward him\her with a treat?

What foods are considered treats? (Besides a whole bunch of fruit and store-bought treats.)

Do rabbits entertain themselves, or do they need toys? Where do you buy these toys? How much do they cost?

What stores sell rabbit books? How much do they cost?

What do you need to know to be a rabbit breeder?

Will your rabbit get along with other rabbits?

If two rabbits are bonded, can they be in the same cage? If they're not bonded?

How do you bond two rabbits?

Will your rabbit get along with other pets?

How many times a day do you have to give them food?

When do you have to give the cage a thorough cleaning?

If your rabbit bites you, what should you do?

Since you have to buy a lot of supplies, how much would it cost you monthly? Yearly?

When are they most of the time awake? (Because I heard they are crepuscular.)

Do they need lots of attention? How much?

Ten points to the best answer! Sorry for the long page... Just need information!

I have a nine-month old dwarf bunny named Mark. I was wondering what I should feed him at the three different times of the day:Morning, Afternoon, and Evening. And how many pellets and vegetables I should feed him at that time.

I have a nine-month old bunny named Mark. I just got him recently from an animal shelter near my house. The clerk gave me a lot of papers about rabbits. They were very informative. I would like to know everything about feeding, bathing, buying supplies, stores to buy from, websites to check, and more...

I am willing to offer a ten-point reward for the first person who covers all these things, thoroughly.