maizy'smom
Songster
If the flour or corn starch don't stop it, try a drop of crazy glue. I used it on my Sylvie's beak after the vet trimmed it. As soon as she started pecking at her food, the bleeding would start up again. Crazy glue was actually developed for soldiers to do sutures on the battle field, I've been told. Obviously, be very careful not to glue the beak shut. That would be what we call "counter productive."So Cadbury flies up onto my arm for attention (jealous of the BR on my other arm), and out of the corner of my eye I notice her beak is broken! It has to hurt, but she began preening without a squawk. I touched it to see what was going on. Still not much of a response. The break is actually in a pretty good place. It is like a fingernail that is broken just below where it should be clipped. I am sure it will bleed, and so I need the following info:
Will toenail clippers work okay?
Is flour better or corn starch?
Can I really do this?
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