Bumblefoot is back again!

[onaharley]

@onaharley is this good, even with the alcohol in it?

Yes. That’s what mine has in it

 

[onaharley]

Well tonight was a little rocky, it was the 1 time in months soaking my Ted. I kinda forgot how to do it and prep. So I will try again tomorrow. Sorry

 

[Sandiemouse]

Well tonight was a little rocky, it was the 1 time in months soaking my Ted. I kinda forgot how to do it and prep. So I will try again tomorrow. Sorry

Lou lou is use to it with the soaking but queen on the other hand, I have battle wounds from her, she won

 

[Sandiemouse]

Success he is bit yellowish red, but I thought the iodine would be clear.. oops. Soaked him for 10 mins, put iodine on him and Vetericyn and wrapped it all the way up his leg. When I put on the iodine it went down his foot and on his feathers and onto my jacket so I’m hoping it won’t stain him? I got the stuff off my jacket but not him. So it got on his foot feather area and then onto his chest and then he swiped his chin across his chest so now he’s an Ancona design

I was thinking this morning, what do you think about putting the iodine soaked in cotton ball's then wrapping his foot with the cotton ball's?

 

[FluffTheDuck]

I was thinking this morning, what do you think about putting the iodine soaked in cotton ball's then wrapping his foot with the cotton ball's?

Just got back home with my new job that’s a great idea!! I don’t think I can keep him from getting into water because I looked outside right now and he was swimming in their drinking water.

 

[onaharley]

Just got back home with my new job that’s a great idea!! I don’t think I can keep him from getting into water because I looked outside right now and he was swimming in their drinking water.

Thats funny!! You could do soaks and bandages in the evening right before lock up, then in the morning remove bandages and let them play/free range during the day. I have to do it this way because it pointless to wrap their webs with meds and then they go straight into the water to wash it off. Plus once the bandage gets wet, it should get removed.

 

[Sandiemouse]

Just got back home with my new job that’s a great idea!! I don’t think I can keep him from getting into water because I looked outside right now and he was swimming in their drinking water.

We need picture's plzzzzz, congrats on the new job

 

[FluffTheDuck]

We need picture's plzzzzz, congrats on the new job

Pics of what?

 

[FluffTheDuck]

Thats funny!! You could do soaks and bandages in the evening right before lock up, then in the morning remove bandages and let them play/free range during the day. I have to do it this way because it pointless to wrap their webs with meds and then they go straight into the water to wash it off. Plus once the bandage gets wet, it should get removed.

Okay, I’ll do that.

 

[onaharley]

Pics of what?

Of your ducks silly, we love duck pictures a lot on here! Lol