We have a spray which stops infections and keeps away bugs, it’s purple. I’ll be using it on the bird when I can find the wound, it’s SO hard to find itIf you don't have antibiotics you can try coating the wound with honey.
Good luck.
I think so
X2 - don't rule him out as a daddy.
ive seen one legged birds even in the wild .happens a lot they get string caught on a leg making a nest . So if they can make it yours will you even supply the feed and water. if you want to doctor him a little dab with hydrogen peroxide .
Blu-kote and similar products will not stop infections. He needs to have that wound thoroughly cleaned with betadine and dressed with honey or antibiotic ointment—hopefully it’s not too late and the bone hasn’t become infected.We have a spray which stops infections and keeps away bugs, it’s purple. I’ll be using it on the bird when I can find the wound, it’s SO hard to find it
He still seems fine, he did have some very bright green droppings though. And he’s beginning to learn how to use his leg in standing.
