vanilapoob
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Hello everyone! Last Monday (11/6/23) my GCC, Jasper, had an accident and resulted in him breaking his leg. He was immediately rushed to the emergency vet and he was sent home in a cone and splint/cast for the leg. For the time from when we brought him to his check up yesterday he is doing very good. He is currently on four different medications that he takes every 12 hours. He's still eating, drinking and pooping normally as well. The only thing is that he doesn't make all the same noises like he used to which isn't a major thing, obviously. We keep him in a large clear bin with a towel, rolled up towel for a perch, a bowl, water, and some of his treats. I wanted to say all of this just so everyone kind of has a clear image of his background and current environment. Moving on, we took his for his check up at the exotic vet yesterday (11/14/23) where they put on a new splint/cast, and an even bigger cone. I was also told that he is not able to grip well with the foot, but was reactive when the vet touched his toes and said that his leg/foot is warm. The vet said to come in again this coming Saturday so she can check on the wound on his leg that occurred when his leg broke. (the bones pierced his skin a little)
My question is, has anyone else also experienced something similar? If so, please let me know all the details of how your birds healed, what you did for them during the healing process, how long it took, etc. I've owned birds for almost half my life now and never had something like this happen before, so I'm trying to take this as easy as I can, but it's hard when you love your pets so much. Thank you for reading.
My question is, has anyone else also experienced something similar? If so, please let me know all the details of how your birds healed, what you did for them during the healing process, how long it took, etc. I've owned birds for almost half my life now and never had something like this happen before, so I'm trying to take this as easy as I can, but it's hard when you love your pets so much. Thank you for reading.
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