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Forgot to mention that he didn’t seem to be in any severe pain when we were feeling his wing.View attachment 1922225 View attachment 1922221 We caught him and found one spot that appeared to be the injury, but I couldn’t tell if it was fractured or not. View attachment 1922223
We taped the wing up to his body. I hope that’s enough to help him.
Thanks for your advice and @KsKingBee too. How long would you recommend leaving his wing taped up before unwrapping and checking progress?Looks like you did a great job treating him!
Hope he heals quickly!
If it was just a sprain maybe a week, if a break two weeks. Hollow bird bones mend quickly. I have set legs that only had the cast on for two weeks however, I did keep the bird confined in a small cage with no roost for another week or two.Thanks for your advice and @KsKingBee too. How long would you recommend leaving his wing taped up before unwrapping and checking progress?
Excellent information! Just isolated a peachick with a hurt wing. Ill be checking for fractures. Brillant. Thank youI agree, he needs to be caught and you need to try to figure out where and what where the injury is. Once you locate it you will need to treat it.
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