My Frankie is having his second bout in 4 months with a bacterial infection. I don't understand why he has it again. His cage is immaculate and his food and water is changed twice a day. He's now on Enrofloxacin 0.04 mil once a day. His dosage is so tiny I can barely see if he's getting it down. He's all fluffed up and sleeping a lot but he did eat quite a lot this evening. Has anyone used this antibiotic and does anyone have an idea why he's getting sick so often. I love this little guy. He's a rescue so I don't know how old he is but I've had him for 5 years. Any info would be a huge help.

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Hi I wonder if anyone can help please? We’re new to the budgie world!!!
We brought a budgie a week ago and then learned that they should not be kept as singles so went to a breeder this time to get another - he advised us to keep the new bird in a separate cage for 24hrs next to our other bird (which we have done) they have now been in the same cage for two days but our ‘older’ by a couple of weeks bird, kiwi is squawking at and kicking the new bird, blueberry!
Is this normal? Should I separate them again?

Thank you in advance for any help/advice x