my pet bird also died like the exact situation.. i know exactly how you feel.. for 2 weeks at night ,whenever i try to remember her i cried she was lovely..but then you have to just move on what you have lost.she was sick. and now i am happy that she wont suffer anymore.she will always be in my heart!!! cheer up!!

I am so sorry for your lose when People pets die they get other one my mom had a shituz his name was Shey and he had this horrible cough and he sound like a dieing duck we put him down and it did help that he was 14 my mom was upset and depressed but later on my mom found a breeder and got a puppy shot us named maya my mom found her love and joy agin what I am saying is that some animals will die and when you get other one you see thang of what your old animal had

So sorry to hear about your loss.

I have also kept love birds before and I can understand how you are feeling. A few days after my last bird died, I actually thought I saw him flapping around in his cage. I know this is impossible, but I immediately took the cage outside to the garden and opened the door, and said a prayer to myself and imagined him flying up to heaven. It made me feel better to know that his spirit wasn't trapped inside his cage.

I still missed him enormously, but time really does heal everything. I know it's not much comfort now, but I'm sure that your little bird knew it was loved, and I'm sure it wouldn't blame you for anything. :-)

Hi guys... I found my lovebird Mango dead yesterday afternoon when I got home from school. The cause, I found out after, was egg binding. I noticed that morning she looked a little uncomfortable because that's how she always looked when she laid her eggs... I didn't know something was wrong. I was going to high school orientation that morning and we got out at 11, but i didnt go home because i forgot my key. so when i got home at about 5 i found her on the bottom of her cage with her eyes open. probable heart attack...She was literally my best friend, she would always cheer me up when I cried. She was only about 4 years old. I can't stop crying, I can't stop blaming myself for her death. I keep hyperventilating and I have these moments where I just think she's downstairs in her cage happily tweeting and then reality hits me like a train. I have two other birds down there, they were all pleasantly noisy when Mango was around, but now I haven't heard a peep out of them and its literally killing me. Somebody please help me with some sound advice, some evidence that I'll see her again one day... My heart is breaking.