vita47
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Hoping someone can shed some light on what is going on with my girl regarding length of time at night she should be sleeping. I cover her at 8pm and get her up next morning at 8 or 9am. Problem is she is getting herself worked up until she goes for a nap (covered up) at about 11 or 12 lunchtime. She is not eating properly until after her nap and is a lot calmer. She naps for about an hour or so. She is not dozing in the daytime much either. She is out of cage most of day near me or in bedroom at night and naptime. Should I leave her to sleep longer each morning? Has anyone else found their cockatiel needs more than 12 hours at night? Is she simply overstimulated?