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Quote: LOL , I've been told Harmony wants to be a Vet!
You got it!
With the HRIR, I hope! But anything will do!
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No disaster!
Thanks, Mike... and best of luck with the Icelandics! They remind me of Swedish Flowers with all the random colors and markings.
I know it's fairly early on Saturday night, but I'm beat. Will try to catch up again in the AM.
Good night and sweet dreams, everyone!!!
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Thanks and I might do that hand mirror idea, that sounds good! That pick no more stuff, what is it exactly? He keeps scratching at it with his foot would it help with that? Can I get it at tractor supply?In general they heal very fast - I found this on my Naked Neck pullet Sweetie one day. Very deep and alarming. It was due to shuffling in a pig pile overnight, and someone's claws. After this photo I cleaned it, pulled the stuck feather out, and aded PickNo More. Healed (you can see leftover PickNoMore staining of her feathers): I was reassured on the NN thread that it happens with thin-skinned NN pullets and would heal - I just put Pick-No-More on it. Healed like a charm. Another time Trinity (another NN pullet) had a young over eager cockerel (Snape, actually, when he was younger) miss her head feathers and tear off a chunk of her scalp instead in his enthusiasm. Fortunately, she's black with dark black skin, so less red to peck at. I was here when it happened and I held her a while and stopped the bleeding (there was actually quite a bit running down her neck and everything), then I sprayed with Vetericyn. She has a scar under her little NN "hairline", but is otherwise totally fine. It's ASTOUNDING how quicky they heal - you just see the wounds more obviously with Naked Necks than other birds. Just keep an eye on it, though. He seems to still be young - so if he gets too lonely, give him a hand mirror to keep him company. - Ant Farm