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Feather growth after molt, porcupine tail
How are things going? Have you tried the soaking method? Perhaps, a light coating of olive oil on the pinfeathers to soften?- Sammster
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- Forum: Emergencies / Diseases / Injuries and Cures
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Feather growth after molt, porcupine tail
I preen my cockatoo's head feathers, all the time. She can't reach those. Her casings are not difficult, though. I generally scrape the length of the casing on one side of the pin feather, which releases the tention enough to then de-glove the feather. Perhaps bringing a sharp file or even a...- Sammster
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- Forum: Emergencies / Diseases / Injuries and Cures
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Introducing Myself, the Wren of Wrens Grove
Welcome, Wren! Your place sounds amazing! I'm sorry that Bubba had to leave the flock. It sounds like he'll be happy in his new home ♡- Sammster
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Announcement 2026 BYC Calendars Are Ready for YOU!
Just ordered mine ♡- Sammster
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- Forum: Announcements, Feedback, Site-Issues, & Guides
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Cockerell attached my pullet!
Im sorry. Very scary for the Pullet. You must keep Sesame away from her, somehow, to protect her.- Sammster
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Name 3 Things You Did Or Will Do Today - 2025
Swept the lawn - again. Cleaned the coop -again. Cleaned the house - again. It really was a pretty day for yardwork- Sammster
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- Forum: Random Ramblings