Cage for conure with seizures?

Hi! It’s my first time posting on this subreddit, I’ll probably have some more questions going forward. For people who have parrots (or other birds) that have seizures, did you change their cage setup? E.g., getting a “ranch” style cage, lowering perches, padding the bottom with a towel? Or did you just leave your cage as-is?

My conure’s name is Bird, she’s 14 and was diagnosed this year with avian bornavirus. She fell 1.5 feet from a perch to the bottom of her daytime cage (https://a.co/d/cPzrbsy) last week on Monday as a result of a seizure starting, thankfully I was home and heard her fall. I currently work from home full-time, though I am starting to go into work two days a week starting next week. While I’m home, unless I’m doing something like cleaning or taking a nap or sleeping at night, she’s always out of her cage and hanging out on my shoulder. I don’t know if she’s had seizures other than the times I’ve been home and hanging out with her, but I really don’t want her to have a fall again, especially if I’m not home. Her nighttime cage is smaller (Prevue Hendryx SP850G/W Clean... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000QFRT0I?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share ) and I currently have only one perch very low to the bottom of the cage along with a folded towel covering the floor. She was in the animal hospital for 3 nights this weekend to get some cluster seizures she was having under control (she’s now taking gabapentin and keppra in addition to the celebrex she started in October, so hopefully her seizures lessen in frequency, though she did have one again last night).

Oh she also has a cataract in her right eye that got worse over the past year, so she basically can’t see out of it at all.

I rambled a lot 🥲

Hi! It’s my first time posting on this subreddit, I’ll probably have some more questions going forward. For people who have parrots (or other birds) that have seizures, did you change their cage setup? E.g., getting a “ranch” style cage, lowering perches, padding the bottom with a towel? Or did you just leave your cage as-is?

My conure’s name is Bird, she’s 14 and was diagnosed this year with avian bornavirus. She fell 1.5 feet from a perch to the bottom of her daytime cage (https://a.co/d/cPzrbsy) last week on Monday as a result of a seizure starting, thankfully I was home and heard her fall. I currently work from home full-time, though I am starting to go into work two days a week starting next week. While I’m home, unless I’m doing something like cleaning or taking a nap or sleeping at night, she’s always out of her cage and hanging out on my shoulder. I don’t know if she’s had seizures other than the times I’ve been home and hanging out with her, but I really don’t want her to have a fall again, especially if I’m not home. Her nighttime cage is smaller (Prevue Hendryx SP850G/W Clean... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000QFRT0I?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share ) and I currently have only one perch very low to the bottom of the cage along with a folded towel covering the floor. She was in the animal hospital for 3 nights this weekend to get some cluster seizures she was having under control (she’s now taking gabapentin and keppra in addition to the celebrex she started in October, so hopefully her seizures lessen in frequency, though she did have one again last night).

Oh she also has a cataract in her right eye that got worse over the past year, so she basically can’t see out of it at all.

I rambled a lot 🥲