Do you have a first aid kit?

I don't really have a kit; I just keep a few supplies at hand. Like antibiotics, Corid, antibiotic ointment, blue-kote (in case of picking), styptic powder (in case of bleeding), and recently (since I got my first prolapse experience), honey and witch hazel. I probably should have a better, more prepared kit, but I'm just learning as I go. I can find most supplies locally, so having them on hand isn't that necessary.

And yes, prolapse can be somewhat scary. Its so frustrating to push it back in again, only to have it come back out. And during the whole time its prolapsed, a white paste constantly secretes from the vent, which makes the bird dirty and smelly. Fortunately, most prolapses go in on their own when given time to recede, as long as they are kept clean and undamaged.

I wish you luck with your birds! They're so enjoyable, but it is a learning experience. Even after raising chickens for three years, I'm still confronted with new problems several times a month.