Willowspirit
Crowing
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Ok. I will use the iodine.Yes, I would use the iodine... saturate a cotton ball or anything that you can find and dab it on to the wound don't wipe. And then wait a few minutes until it dries. Usually it will dry a brownish tint, But you might not notice because the wound is so red. once it is dry you can apply your triple antibiotic ointment. I would give it about 5-10 minutes or so to dry (the iodine)...
I think we are more phased by how bad his head looks and he is not even aware! That is honestly a good thing! Once an animal starts to realize that they're wounded, they start to panic just like a human. I'm glad that he is really not phased by it! you are probably right that he is not able to get the water because he can't see out of that eye, but hopefully it'll all heal up amazingly and he will have one heck of a story to tell!The quail is very alert and drank several sips of electrolytes with a little help. He(i think) needed a little help getting his beak into the water dish because he cant see out of that eye. I will let you know how it goes. I'm about to clean it with iodine and then put ointment on it.
Iodine does not sting... Peroxide is the one that would sting. Iodine just feels like a liquid, I have used it on many open wounds on my dogs and none have had a reaction to it. when it dries it does feel kind of tight, but I'm not sure if a bird would even realize that part, I just realize it because I'm human.Before I clean it I have one question. Does iodine sting?