Urgent Help me my lovebird's feathers are covered in medicine and they're sticky

[Wr1th]

From now on never use any greasy oily on your bird for any reason. If they accidentally eat it, preen it off their feathers, they can get very sick.
If your bird has wound there are online avian vets that you chat with at a cost but don't use that stuff again please.

I'm actually pretty worried about using Fairy and washing my bird with it, so I don't know what to do

 

[Shezbug]

I'm actually pretty worried about using Fairy and washing my bird with it, so I don't know what to do

I’d honestly personally be much more concerned about the bepanthen being on my bird and preened off by them than washing my birds with a weak concentration of warm water and dish liquid.
A small amount of dish liquid mixed into water is regularly used by vets and wildlife rescuers on birds who need dangerous things washed off feathers.

 

[Wr1th]

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I’d honestly personally be much more concerned about the bepanthen being on my bird and preened off by them than washing my birds with a weak concentration of warm water and dish liquid.
A small amount of dish liquid mixed into water is regularly used by vets and wildlife rescuers on birds who need dangerous things washed off feathers.

his feathers are currently soft but there are some bald spots , the wound was on the neck andhe was cutting them

 

[Shezbug]

Can I ask what the wound was from? Some members here may be able to give you some ideas of safe healing products (such as Aloe Vera) for you to use on your birds skin should this wound become a problem again.

His feathers don’t look right in those pictures so I’m guessing they are still covered in cream?

Did you wash him to get it off or not?

 

[Zara]

I'm actually pretty worried about using Fairy and washing my bird with it,

Fairy zero would be a good soap to use because it´s unscented.
(it´s clear) I clean my whole house with this stuff.

A vet visit woyuld be good. They would be able to clean up your bird and also discuss the feather plucking.

 

[Wr1th]

Can I ask what the wound was from? Some members here may be able to give you some ideas of safe healing products (such as Aloe Vera) for you to use on your birds skin should this wound become a problem again.

His feathers don’t look right in those pictures so I’m guessing they are still covered in cream?

Did you wash him to get it off or not?

I washed him with warm water, they are a little sticky, he had a previous wound, he was digging his back for some reason and thats the reason for the wound, he hurt himself

Can I ask what the wound was from? Some members here may be able to give you some ideas of safe healing products (such as Aloe Vera) for you to use on your birds skin should this wound become a problem again.

His feathers don’t look right in those pictures so I’m guessing they are still covered in cream?

Did you wash him to get it off or not?

he hurt himself by biting his under of the wing, and the cause of feather loss is him trying to remove the cream off of it, it is growing currently and I think he is in good condition