Angel wing, attempt #5

[SureIsSweetTho]

I sacrificed my favorite long sleeve t-shirt in an attempt to make something that will stay on through the night. Ducky in a T-shirt with leg holes, wheeeeee!! My daughter drew an anarchy symbol on it in appreciation of his uncooperative spirit, lol. Keeping him inside for the night because Florida's already a hundred frickin degrees outside.

 

[Isaac 0]

Looks good, although if you have some vet wrap you can minimize the amount of area that needs to be covered so she can properly preen her self better. Likes this-

 

[SkyeT]

I decided on letting the bird vet in town do the wrapping. I am good at building and binding, but i did not want to mess my baby up. Her wrap job was minimal, awesome and did the trick after 7 days.

 

[SureIsSweetTho]

Would a vet wrap job like above stay on for the full 7 days? I assume if you're paying a vet you'll want to leave it on. I do have some vet wrap left, but I can't quite follow the instructions in the image above. Is there a name for the technique so I can try to find a YouTube video?

 

[Isaac 0]

Would a vet wrap job like above stay on for the full 7 days? I assume if you're paying a vet you'll want to leave it on. I do have some vet wrap left, but I can't quite follow the instructions in the image above. Is there a name for the technique so I can try to find a YouTube video?

I've done it before with an injured Canadian gander before, it's fairly simple and easy to do especially with a helping hand. You shouldn't need a vet.

Here is a video-