Tag me, and I'll come back and rerate this, but you need to do some work first.
First, make some paragraphs and add pictures to show what you're doing. Also, there are different levels of bumblefoot, such as minor where perhaps a drawing cream like PRID would be in order, to the state where cutting it out is necessary. I would show pictures of both minor and major.
Aftercare is also important and a good way to close the article.
First, make some paragraphs and add pictures to show what you're doing. Also, there are different levels of bumblefoot, such as minor where perhaps a drawing cream like PRID would be in order, to the state where cutting it out is necessary. I would show pictures of both minor and major.
Aftercare is also important and a good way to close the article.
Be careful about which ointments you apply because they most likely will be ingested by birds being treated or other flock members picking at fallen bandages. I recommend non toxic tea tree oil as additional antiseptic or Manuka honey as wound ointment while treating/healing. My avian vet agreed with both those options. Thanks for your input.