URGENT! injured quail!

[Poppy91]

Thanks guys! It’s all I had on hand! Vet said it it’s fine to use and so far so good!

I think she’s enjoying being by herself she’s more lively and energetic then ever.. how weird is that!

Thank you @Kris5902 isnt it horrible for staining! Gloves are a must! We are very familiar with it around here with our other animals I’ve just never used it on a bird before!

 

[Kris5902]

Thanks guys! It’s all I had on hand! Vet said it it’s fine to use and so far so good!

I think she’s enjoying being by herself she’s more lively and energetic then ever.. how weird is that!

Thank you @Kris5902 isnt it horrible for staining! Gloves are a must! We are very familiar with it around here with our other animals I’ve just never used it on a bird before!

I keep a can in all my vehicles... its great stuff. I realized on treating one cow with a cut near its ear and a high strung cockerel with a foot injury that the “spray” noise isn’t always well tolerated. So now I keep gloves and some guaze with it in case of facial lacerations...

But for anyone not familiar with it, it’s not bad to warn them, and as that’s my go to first aid treatment for most farm issues... I thought it good to mention.

“and you thought scritching your nose on that was a good idea why!?!” There’s still some barbed wire I need to remove and my father-in-law thinks weaving his rusty woodmizer blades into sheep fencing is a good idea