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Urgent Bloody feather on face

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Is it still bleeding?
 

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Is it still bleeding?
No it’s not it seems dried now. I tied touching it with a Q-tip that was wet and it had some hood satin at the top by that was a couple hours ago and it’s not doing that anymore. I don’t have to pull it out do I? I’m a bit scared lol. Thanks
 

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No it’s not it seems dried now. I tied touching it with a Q-tip that was wet and it had some hood satin at the top by that was a couple hours ago and it’s not doing that anymore. I don’t have to pull it out do I? I’m a bit scared lol. Thanks
No you don’t have to pull it out. If it starts bleeding again apply some cornstarch to the general area.
 

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Can you think of how he got the bloody feather?
 

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Can you think of how he got the bloody feather?
I’m not sure how. I refilled her pellets a little after 2 in the afternoon and I came back at 7 and saw the red feather thing. I’m not sure maybe from biting at some of her toys? Or is biting at the side of the cage a possibility? I’ve noticed that she’s been biting at the side of the cage sometimes.
 

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No you don’t have to pull it out. If it starts bleeding again apply some cornstarch to the general area.
I’ve actually put a little corn starch power before when I noticed it. Some went in her mouth though, is that bad? I have her some water very quickly after that happened
 

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I’ve actually put a little corn starch power before when I noticed it. Some went in her mouth though, is that bad? I have her some water very quickly after that happened
It’s ok because you gave her water.
 

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I’m not sure how. I refilled her pellets a little after 2 in the afternoon and I came back at 7 and saw the red feather thing. I’m not sure maybe from biting at some of her toys? Or is biting at the side of the cage a possibility? I’ve noticed that she’s been biting at the side of the cage sometimes.
Maybe she needs more chewable toys so she doesn’t bite the bars?
 
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