If you bathe her she should stay inside. You could either do as Stacey said and clip those feathers, or try to just spot clean them if she tolerates being handled. She needs all the feathers she can have for the rest of winter.
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If you bathe her she should stay inside. You could either do as Stacey said and clip those feathers, or try to just spot clean them if she tolerates being handled. She needs all the feathers she can have for the rest of winter.
I agree with this.If you bathe her she should stay inside. You could either do as Stacey said and clip those feathers, or try to just spot clean them if she tolerates being handled. She needs all the feathers she can have for the rest of winter.
I usually keep them inside overnight and until they make it clear they are ready to go back out.Yeah, that's why I don't want to clip anything. I think I could get it out with a warm wash clothe and blow dry her. She's eating and drinking now and standing up. Hasn't made any effort to move around yet but she looks much more alert so I'm taking this as a good sign.
EnablerI was in Farm and Fleet yesterday . They are taking chick and bee orders . Seed starting is out . I had no interest yet .