This is my 4th thread about dubbing

[connectdave]

The only anesthetics safe for use on birds are all well over $100 dollars.

As I am from India ... 100$ is quite a big sum for me according to rupees currency. Just want to do safe all over without anesthesia.

 

[Cyprus]

As I am from India ... 100$ is quite a big sum for me according to rupees currency. Just want to do safe all over without anesthesia.

I understand. I was just putting that out there.

 

[TwoCrows]

Thanks @TwoCrows ... helps me aalot. also want to give a try as we do not have vets iin our area. So either me or a butcher will do the job. Saaniya too suggested me the same but as this is my first ... I m bit nervous. I m going to dubb it anyway cause I don't want him to suffer.

This is my opinion too. I can't stand to see them hurting, it eats me up. And cutting of any kind is difficult on us too! My heart is racing just imagining you guys doing this! You may need some sort of anti anxiety medication yourself, maybe some blood pressure reducer!

 

[TwoCrows]

I only recently found a vet that can help with birds. Before this I was on my own with everything. I did what I had to do to help them.

 

[connectdave]

This is my opinion too. I can't stand to see them hurting, it eats me up. And cutting of any kind is difficult on us too! My heart is racing just imagining you guys doing this! You may need some sort of anti anxiety medication yourself, maybe some blood pressure reducer!

Lol ... I think I really need anti anxiety medicine for sureif anything going wrong while dubbing, I m surely going faint.

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

@Saaniya

 

[TwoCrows]

Lol ... I think I really need anti anxiety medicine for sureif anything going wrong while dubbing, I m surely going faint.

I totally get that. Just make sure you have everything ready before hand. Give the bird something to relax him if you can. Human herbs work well, even a bit of wine might help relax him and help with pain. Keep the wine handy for yourself as well!

You only want to do this once, I wouldn't cut into the thickest part if the comb. Only whats needed to help with the issue.

I am stressed for you!

 

[True Patriot]

I totally get that. Just make sure you have everything ready before hand. Give the bird something to relax him if you can. Human herbs work well, even a bit of wine might help relax him and help with pain. Keep the wine handy for yourself as well!

You only want to do this once, I wouldn't cut into the thickest part if the comb. Only whats needed to help with the issue.

I am stressed for you!

Alcohol (the drinking kind) is a blood thinner and could increase the possibility of bleeding. So is aspirin.
For future reference.

 

[RyRe2010]

I'm sorry you and this roo have to go through this!!! You know, you might try ice on his comb for a bit before you cut. Not only will it numb it but also constrict vessels so it doesn't bleed so badly. As everyone else has said, keep everything as clean/sterile as you can. I would hold off on aspirin until you know his comb is pretty scabbed over, as it can act as a blood thinner and he can bleed more easily.
I've never had to go through this either. Poor roo. Good luck! You got this!!

 

[Saaniya]

I totally get that. Just make sure you have everything ready before hand. Give the bird something to relax him if you can. Human herbs work well, even a bit of wine might help relax him and help with pain. Keep the wine handy for yourself as well!

You only want to do this once, I wouldn't cut into the thickest part if the comb. Only whats needed to help with the issue.

I am stressed for you!

I wish I call u here I'm just so much so much afraid

Then got this video

Here cock comb is similar with my tootoo but I'm very shocked to see there's no much bleeding as people says big Combs bleed