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acadenas Posted - Aug 14 2019 : 01:19:22 PM
Hi,

I heard a faint sound coming from my boys' cage this morning and checked it out. Both are curled up asleep in their pouch, but one of them is making a soft whistling noises (for lack of a better description) when he exhales. It's not a wheeze, but sounds somewhat similar (though he's fully asleep and doesn't seem to be laboring for breath). It's not constant, but it's frequent enough to make me curious. He has shown no sign of illness. Has anyone else noticed this in their glider? Could this just be a breathing sound, for some reason? What are the signs of respiratory issues?

Thank you so much!


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