My cag foot
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That looks painful. Try aloe-verra its really good for scrapes and scratches on parrots!
Apply a decent ammount of it on the problem area. If you dont see it getting any better in a few days id go see an avian vet about it! They may give you some pain killers or cream or antibiotics if its infected! Hope that helps! Keep us posted on her foot! I hope she heals up nicely!
Apply a decent ammount of it on the problem area. If you dont see it getting any better in a few days id go see an avian vet about it! They may give you some pain killers or cream or antibiotics if its infected! Hope that helps! Keep us posted on her foot! I hope she heals up nicely!
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That looks painful. Try aloe-verra its really good for scrapes and scratches on parrots!
Apply a decent ammount of it on the problem area. If you dont see it getting any better in a few days id go see an avian vet about it! They may give you some pain killers or cream or antibiotics if its infected! Hope that helps! Keep us posted on her foot! I hope she heals up nicely!
Yep does look not right but as for painful shes been fine not heard her scream when she is with me
aloe vera in uk where do i get that guys? or is there something else i can tryalso have a Polly's Pet Twister Perch should i take it off as it might be causing it ?
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That should work fine and it doesn't hurt to try pulling that twister perch out for a bit but its up to you, if you think thats whats causing it then maybe pull it out for a few days
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Any health shop in England should sell it looks sore bless her
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Do it before you eat so like 3 times a day, or more if you feel she could use it! And give it a week or so like 7 to 10 days and if you see no difference or it gets worse, go to you local avian vet and get her foot checked out. If you start to see a difference and its healing well just give her some time to heal up good
It should fix it up tho aloe vera will be your best friend when it comes to your grey! Keep me posted on how shes doing with it!
It should fix it up tho aloe vera will be your best friend when it comes to your grey! Keep me posted on how shes doing with it!
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Right on!
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Hows the foot lookin?
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Its looking much better today than it did a few days ago did you manage to get some aloe-verra gel?
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It definitely looks like its getting better, its good to see!
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It depends on the bird it could take days or it could take months the skin grew back nicely tho! It seems to be healing slowly
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I mean it doant hurt to go get it checked better to be safe than sorry, but it dose seem to slowly be healing.
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