Dog Attack Injury [GRAPHIC PICTURES]

[Bawkbok]

Wow she's an amazing bird to be doing so well after an attack like that. You're doing a great job caring for her. Hoping she recovers quickly.

 

[Sondraa]

Wow she's an amazing bird to be doing so well after an attack like that. You're doing a great job caring for her. Hoping she recovers quickly.

I know, right?! Had to have been in tiptop health prior. Unreal.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Besides the urates, no I don't think so.

She is still eating/drinking/alert. Whenever I take her out of the rabbit cage to replace the puppy pad she likes to explore the room and study her foreign surroundings

Exploring and showing interest in her surroundings is good!

 

[StardustChicken]

Time for another update I suppose:
No longer leaking urates. She resumed preening a couple days ago. Her poops are currently a pastel green and the first one was more watery. They've firmed up though. Probably had to do with me giving her a little bit of fried fish, definitely not doing that again. Picture taken last night after spraying her down. No smell to the wound (besides the Vetericyn)

Looks like the scab on the back of her thigh has become detached. Should I just leave it as is or...??

 

[StardustChicken]

I'll be taking her to the avian vet if they are in tomorrow. Decline in eating, strange & infrequent poops...might need some meds

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I think it's looking good.

I would continue to treat just as you have been doing. Leave the scab and let it come off all on its own.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I'll be taking her to the avian vet if they are in tomorrow. Decline in eating, strange & infrequent poops...might need some meds

You and I were typing at the same time and posted, just now seeing this.

I'm sorry she's not eating well; I do think the scabs look to be healing fine.
An antibiotic may be needed to give her a bump up, she's suffered quite a bit of trauma.

Keep me posted on how the visit goes.