#211936 - 11/11/09 02:09 AM
Re: M2 Bone Crushing Bite
[Re: RiaCoul]
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Sigstheman
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Maria,well, you are on the right track! These guys are definately not the type to wait for YOU-YOU wait for them to do whatever it is! Hope those bites weren't "too" bad! Time is the key!! LOL
Jen, Sig(U2), Edgar(CAG), Ron(Cockateil), Bob(Parakeet)
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#212530 - 11/21/09 11:08 PM
Re: M2 Bone Crushing Bite
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Rosalina
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The U2 I had before this one was a few years olfer and had been many places. He bit with intent to do bodily harm, lol, but not very often. I have always been around animals, and the mean to make you hurt bitr if the U2 is by far one of the most painful, and the pain is there for at least 1 to 2 hours, when severe. More painful than any other bite I have ever had. Just yesterday I found something to compare it to. I have neuropathy in my left leg and foot due to a back problem. Sometime between the time I first woke and the time I finally got up I somehow got a scratch, not even any blood as I could see, and that little scratch on that foot hurt as much and as long as the bird bite did. I use an ointment for animals called Phillips Corona ointment, that takes the pain out of things, even punctures in less than a half hour. It doesn't even touch the pain of the severe bite or that little scratch for at least 1 to 2 hours. The U2 I have now has perfected the painful pinch when he doesn't get what he wants when he wants, or if I goof and leave him not confined while I clean his cage. Rosalina
Rosalina
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