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bleeding after nail cut

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Jul 02, 2009
Correct Perch size for African Grey & Jardine
by: Mary (South Carolina)

Bird & Parrot SAFETY PERCH Pedicure
by Sweet Feet & Beak Safe Pedicure Perch

I need 2 perches.
What are the correct perch dimensions for my parrots?
I have an African Grey and I have a Lesser Jardines.

Editors note: You posted your question as an answer to this person's question. If you follow the link above, you will see the perches and a size chart. Typically they would use a medium perch, but you need to see what size they use now to determine for sure the size they need.

Oct 29, 2008
Nail Clipping
by: Anonymous

When clipping your parrot's nails, you need to be very careful not to cut too deep, so it won't bleed. If it starts to bleed, apply pressure and flour/cornstarch to the wound. If the wound will not stop bleeding, try to get your bird to stand in a bowl of cornstrach for 2 to 3 minutes before taking him to the vet.

I try to cut my bird's nails once a week, so the blood vessal will not grow to long.

Sep 30, 2008
Bird nail bleeding after cutting nail
by: Tracie

Dr. B suggests that you take your bird to a vet for nail and wing trims for this very reason. Birds can bleed to death very quickly.

If the nails are long and have not been trimmed in a long time, they probably have the blood supply near the tip.

To keep your bird's nails trimmed, use our Sweet Feet and Beak Safety Perches. They are smooth on the top where their foot sits but rough on the sides where their nail sits.

We have these in all our cages at the food stations, water bottles, and favorite toys areas.

You can copy and past the link below into your browser if you like.

http://www.parrot-and-conure-world.com/sweet-feet-perches.html

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