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Honestly, it's not recommended to kiss on beaks, or "swap spit" as it's known, but I kiss on all my kids.. the main culprit is bacteria from a humans gums and teeth. Saliva itself is pretty harsh stuff, but again, we not as you say "swapping spit".. think sometimes there is a bit of overkill on the dangers of kissing your birdies, but I do listen to vet.. if s(he) says it's not a big deal, then I'd agree.

Sam

You kiss your babies too Sam? Rosie is so affectionate she loves kisses.. Shes always asking for them and as I'm sureyou know it's hard to deny them what they want plus I love cuddling and kissing my Baby too..

Finally today she seems to be feeling better thank GOD. I was getting so scared already cuz she didn't seem to be 100% herself and the DR had said that I should see a difference by the next day.. AND I am happy to report that shes pooping more now. Still not as often but more so yeayyY!!! I'm happy and will keep giving her, her meds and praying for her..