On May 18 my conure got his foot caught my a thread of his happy hut where he sleeps in. I didn’t notice it right away before work and when I got home I noticed he was still in his hut. Long story short the thread cut his circulation, when I found him he has chewed off all 4 fingers (no blood anywhere) and I rushed to the vet. He was bandaged And I was given baytril and metacam to give to him 2x daily. I been taking him to the vet weekly since then and all they been doing is changing the bandage and well his foot keeps necroting more every time. The vets next step is to put a collar on him and expose the foot for further healing. I am concern because it’s been over a month and he is still on the meds (unsure if long term use of baytril can be harmful) it looks to me that he should get the foot amputated but, this vet has not recommended that. Does anyone know how long would an injury like this last/how long would it take for his foot reminants to fall off naturally? Should I take him to a different vet for possible surgery (I don’t think my vet does surgeries) he is a well know avain vet in my area and has great reviews. My baby seems to be in pain without the Metacam (he shakes his leg and doesn’t put weight on it) if I skip a dose. Has anyone gone trough a situation like this an has some advice or info. Since the incident I look online for information but, have no luck. I found this forum and hope someone can help me. I have been so sad and stressed for my baby that I love so much. He is a 8 yr old jenday conure. Please help I am devasted seeing his foot today I was hoping for the best but, he’s not getting better just worst... I am in tears.The first image was the initial day when I found him, second him after seeing the vet last 2 are how his currently looks. Everything from where the thread was caught down is basically dead and swollen parts with necrosis but, not completely black. It’s been slowly progressing (necrosis) the missing feathers aon his leg are from the tape the vet puts and then changing it about every week.