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06-06-2009, 03:33 AM
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Blood Feathers << great page :)
if its stopped bleeding on its own it is probably fine. I wouldnt pull it unless it starts bleeding again or if its a split down the shaft of the feather. Check on the fid a few times, look around for fresh blood. GL
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06-06-2009, 03:38 AM
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Thanks so much I have been looking online and everything said to pull it and obviuosly its too late to bring him to a vet and I couldnt do it. i dont think it seems to bother him. i havent got a good look but i am going to towel him and try to get a good look to make sure all the bleeding has stopped. thanks again
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