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Bleeding parrots

Should your parrot start to bleed for any reason, take action immediately! It doesn´t take much blood loss to be dangerous to an avian system. Gently restrain the bird and apply pressure to the area until the bleeding stops. You may need to use a cautery stick or Quik Stop powder to stop the bleeding. If you don´t have these items, use flour or cornstarch to help clot the blood.

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