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The scraping on the shed indicates he got it stuck on something. It'll grow back.Just found it laying there, all by itself, seemingly completely intact, with the inside being totally clean, no blood, no tissue. It was on the board under his usual roosting spot, but with nothing else around it, no blood, no feathers, no poop. After it came off, he must have moved to the other end of the roost, bc he did bleed a good bit there, on the roost & on the board, more than I was comfortable seeing... But he's fine, holding it up a little now & then, like it hurts, but it had already stopped bleeding when I discovered it all. I was able to distract him with some bread & soak the spur stub with some povidone iodine. I'll have to wait until tonight to get a close look at him.
So, is this what happens with the potato or pliers/twist method? I've only ever trimmed spurs, and obviously, I've been a little remiss these past few months. Forgive me for sharing the weird things from my day
Ok, just thought you could have used some helpPlease delete your post tagging others; this was intended for 'random ramblings' not an emergency post needing assistance. Thanks.