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#See a vet if the bleeding persists. If you are unable to stop the bleeding with pressure and cornstarch, take your bird to the vet right away. If your pet has a medical condition (such as liver disease) that prevents proper blood clotting, a clipped blood feather should be treated as a life-threatening emergency.<ref name="rf5">http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=15+1912&aid=2691</ref> | #See a vet if the bleeding persists. If you are unable to stop the bleeding with pressure and cornstarch, take your bird to the vet right away. If your pet has a medical condition (such as liver disease) that prevents proper blood clotting, a clipped blood feather should be treated as a life-threatening emergency.<ref name="rf5">http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=15+1912&aid=2691</ref> | ||
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