Taigas
Walking the driveway
He got into a tiff with my Green cheek. Long story short, there's a bit of blood from his feather on the edge of his wing. The bleeding seems to have stopped, we added the anti-bleeding stuff just to be safe. I've read, if the bleeding has stopped no need to pull the feather. Is this correct? I'm not as worried because from the pictures I've seen, there's gobs of blood.
With this guy there's a small dab. I mean... possibly the size of O <--- real life size of blood area on his wing. Nothing else visible.
Any words of advice? Currently he seems to be acting normal. Sitting on my shoulder, gnawing upon my ear and cheek. piddling about on his own. No getting on the bottom of his cage or anything of the sort.
Update:
It's not a blood feather. I looked closer and it's one of the flight feathers you normally trim when they get too long. Can blood come from those? upon the tips where they were last trimmed is where we see the dried blood. No new blood as of yet. So I am assuming he should be fine. I plan to keep a close eye on him over the night just to be safe. Again, any advice or experience will be appreciated.
With this guy there's a small dab. I mean... possibly the size of O <--- real life size of blood area on his wing. Nothing else visible.
Any words of advice? Currently he seems to be acting normal. Sitting on my shoulder, gnawing upon my ear and cheek. piddling about on his own. No getting on the bottom of his cage or anything of the sort.
Update:
It's not a blood feather. I looked closer and it's one of the flight feathers you normally trim when they get too long. Can blood come from those? upon the tips where they were last trimmed is where we see the dried blood. No new blood as of yet. So I am assuming he should be fine. I plan to keep a close eye on him over the night just to be safe. Again, any advice or experience will be appreciated.
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