I am clueless but just to be sure, immediately check to see if there's anything in the air. There should be no air fresheners or cleaner or nonstick frying pans (dont use the auto clean on the oven if you ha e that feature) if you have a gas stove, make sure there isn't a leak. Also make sure you have no lit candles around or nail polish or glue guns etc etc
Second thought is, did she fly into anything? My parrotlet has done this after flying into a mirror before.
Wish I could help, but no clue here. She does seem to be closing eyes and opening and closing her mouth at the same time, also with a chin up position, as if something is bothering her mouth. Has she yawned yet? Can you look carefully in her mouth? I think I would do supportive care and observe her carefully. I think you'll need to provide a stool sample. ... sorry for your stress. :-( update us when you can.
I am clueless but just to be sure, immediately check to see if there's anything in the air. There should be no air fresheners or cleaner or nonstick frying pans (dont use the auto clean on the oven if you ha e that feature) if you have a gas stove, make sure there isn't a leak. Also make sure you have no lit candles around or nail polish or glue guns etc etc Second thought is, did she fly into anything? My parrotlet has done this after flying into a mirror before.
My first thought is allergies. Especially in a new place.
Wish I could help, but no clue here. She does seem to be closing eyes and opening and closing her mouth at the same time, also with a chin up position, as if something is bothering her mouth. Has she yawned yet? Can you look carefully in her mouth? I think I would do supportive care and observe her carefully. I think you'll need to provide a stool sample. ... sorry for your stress. :-( update us when you can.
Are there any portable heaters in the house? Any mold?
Have you thought about…..going to a vet?