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Hawkmaster
16-07-2004, 06:45 PM
Flowing like a river?




North East Harris Hawker
16-07-2004, 08:51 PM
direct pressure and elevation, oh and wound powder 8)

Sniper
26-07-2004, 10:06 AM
while we are on the subject of health, i have noticed during this years moult my hen harris seem to sneeze quite a lot, she is in good health and eating plenty, just wandering if it is caused by dead skin particles causing her to sneese during long preening periods...intrested to know if other peoples birds do this, it is not exessive snezing, maybe 4-5 times a day

North East Harris Hawker
26-07-2004, 04:15 PM
if your feeding her beef/steak leave out the pepper! :wink: could be a combination pollen/dust/skin particles but if shes behaving oddly or shows any other symptoms, runny cere,slitty eyes then a quick trip down to the vets wouldnt go amiss

Kornie
26-07-2004, 05:20 PM
my female harris does this sometimes to, but like you she is in good health, eating lots. I think nothing of it though

Jiff
26-07-2004, 09:32 PM
back to my pigeon days again guys(sorry) when each fether is cast a new one replaces it(nowt new there)when the new one grows its in a sheath the sheath breaks open as the feather grows,as it grows and dries theres a powdery residue which can cause the bird to sneeze,cirtainly with pigeons it does but we could have 10 to 40 birds ocupying a section of the loft which equates to a lot of powder which is actualy visible,and is thought to cause broncial complaints to pigeon fanciers,if theres no sign of ill health then dont worry. :wink:

Sniper
27-07-2004, 08:31 AM
Cheers for the advice, i will put it down to all the dead skin, i think a bit of head and shoulders in her bath should do the trick.. :wink:

Jiff
27-07-2004, 10:00 AM
speaking of which,again for pigeons tou can buy bath salts which when put in the water aid the moult and condition the moult,is there such a thing for birds of prey,

Sniper
27-07-2004, 10:07 AM
People who double post the same message should be penalised, this is cheating and is only done to increase posts...they should have 10 post deducted...or even relegated to a chick :D :D

why not add some radox while were there :lol:
speaking of which,again for pigeons tou can buy bath salts which when put in the water aid the moult and condition the feathers,is there such a thing for birds of prey,

North East Harris Hawker
27-07-2004, 08:43 PM
People who double post the same message should be penalised, this is cheating and is only done to increase posts...they should have 10 post deducted...or even relegated to a chick :D :D

why not add some radox while were there :lol:
speaking of which,again for pigeons tou can buy bath salts which when put in the water aid the moult and condition the feathers,is there such a thing for birds of prey,

im sure it was done unintentionally mr sniper, ive done it myself, but dont lose sleep over it, as i sift throught the threads I DELETE ALL the double posts to make sure no-one is cheating the ranking system :wink:

Gaz
28-07-2004, 10:04 PM
Flowing like a river?

Caustic pencil (about £1.50 from chemist)for talons/ :mrgreen: beak

Jiff
31-07-2004, 12:41 PM
double posts! you"ve got to realise mate that all this is pretty new to me,
i edited the first to read condition feathers instead of moult but some how submited twice.as for the bath salts"NE" a company related to radox actualy marketed the stuff we used to use,it realy did the birds good,i"ll be using it with my bird so i"ll keep you posted.as for bleeding,i have a booklet on basic first aid which sugests and i quote"for copious pin point bleeding,i.e broken tallon or heamorage a cotton bud weted and diped in pottasium permanganate crystals then applied gently to the point of bleeding to stem the flow,however this should not be applied to open wounds,open wounds should be treated with antiseptic to stop infection(pevidene is what i have)but there are others as good,after which nu gel should be applied to aid the healing process,i must stress that this booklet is a guide only and if in any doupt what so-ever the vet should be called.

North East Harris Hawker
11-08-2004, 04:53 PM
i think i have some of that potassium pomangomate laid aroud somewhere, purple crystals? sting like billyo on burst blisters?

Jiff
11-08-2004, 06:05 PM
thats the stuff,it's also the stuff the dentist uses to swill you're mouth,the purple liquid is diluted crystals,to stem the blood flow from the removed tooth.

North East Harris Hawker
11-08-2004, 06:30 PM
mmm i remember lifting two medics off my leg when that stuff was applied to my blisters... id have to hate my bird to apply that stuff! :cry:

Hawkmaster
17-08-2004, 07:32 PM
Also know as Condis Crystals.

Darren
18-08-2004, 08:46 AM
i can remember having that applied to burst blisters on my foot when i was in the army....they stung like hell

North East Harris Hawker
18-08-2004, 05:38 PM
how many falconers have been in the army? all of us? Im gonna start a new thread!!!

Hawkmaster
18-08-2004, 06:19 PM
Good idea!

North East Harris Hawker
18-08-2004, 06:23 PM
its done! under non falconry related thingymabob 8)

Hawkmaster
18-08-2004, 06:29 PM
Cool see you all there!

Darren
19-08-2004, 08:55 AM
been there

Debbie
08-09-2004, 12:50 AM
I always carry styptic powder which reminds me I need to get hold of some more as I used my last lot the other week :roll: .

But pressure and elevation and drive like a loony to your nearest Avian Vet and Pray!

Debbie

ScotsFalconer
08-05-2005, 07:33 PM
aye i use potassium permanganate crystals if it is a small cut