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Polly wanna cracker.
[yes, this is a double entendre]
poor birdie
I always find it extra sad and disturbing when children and animals are suffering in any way and we only see that part. It was very refreshing that they waited to show the cute little Parrot looking perfectly healthy. Yay!
I’m with ya on that one. Can’t handle animals being hurt. I was glad they showed the parrot recovering and looking much better.
That’s it’s sinus?
I enjoy the part where they show the bird’s head after it has been shoved through a Big Gulp straw and lid.
Aww poor birdie. I hope he was aright after that.
HAHAHA my puppy had one of those collars when we got him fixed LOL they should have took a pic of thelook of pure hatred that animals get when you put them in one of those….. priceless…. glad to see bird got better…
It’s amazing how SMALL animals are under their fur and/or feathers! For his head to go through that tiny opening of the collar is astounding! Glad he was anesthetized while they dug that gunk out! It looks dry and hard, doesn’t it? Ick. It IS nice when they show the return to health.
This is on the wrong site. Not a zit.
Well over half the clips on this cite are not “zits”, analwart. Don’t be so stodgy.
Goddamn! That was cool!!!!! I’d love to play with those chunks, see what their consistency is.
To analwart, what’s the problem? This is a ABSCESS, way better than any ol’ zit! Maybe YOU are on the wrong site…
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
I rescued a domestic duck from a local park because she was flightless, and had a severely abscessed leg and foot. I managed to remove some of the abscess, and it came out very calcified, like a cuttle bone that you might give a parrot. I was able to find her a home with a friend of mine who had an open flock of disabled ducks. We only had her for a month or so, but people give you really funny looks when you take your duck for a walk!
Sorry about the duplicates, it wasn’t indicating that it had taken.
hahahahaha!!!
very funny!
You hit post comment 18 times and didnt see the wait 10 seconds message Scottlass.Wow,wtf…???
awwww poor birdy, glad she is ok
To “Scottlass”, I think that what you did for the duck was a pure and unselfish random act of kindness. If there were more people like you in the world, we would truly be in a better place. I know that sounds goofy, but it’s true.
That poor bird, hope he’s ok, and what a skinny neck!
You’re ok with me, Scottlass. We do need more people like you in the world, get a life is right. I hate to see animals hurt in any way.
I found this video fascinating. The email chain for this one has been so informative.
LOL!! The parrot must have been mortified with that collar!!! They are such proun animals!! But you can’t help but laugh! I Loved the chunks !!
Probably said things to visitors such as “Help, help me get out of this ridiculous collar – there’s a cracker in it for you.”
poor little Polly, hope all is well and I would love to mash those chunks between my thumb and 4-finger!
awe =(
Loved the sound of the cat in the background. Perhaps he wanted a snack.
Well thankgod I’m not only one that noticed that.
this was the *perfect* video to watch last for this visit to PTZ. that is one FREAKY bird at the 1:50 mark… sadly, i can relate to that scary bug-eyed clown head a little too much!
still, it is cool how this weird little parrot is handled with such expertise and affection.
hmmm, maybe i have time for pete and his pustulant pimple… there’s always room for pete!
I couldn’t believe it when I saw the after picture- I was just SURE that this parrot had lost the eye! I love that goop scooper, but not as much as I love seeing the parrot in The Cone of Shame!
LOL “The Cone of Shame”! Perfect name. Have you been hanging around my house?
i’m glad the bird is better. kinda looked like he was pulling grubs out.
i remember someone doing research on this vid, a long time ago. Apparently this “chunky” give is conducive of all birds.
I just love animal pus and especially animals chunks. Glad to see the bird is doing better. Thank you for the great post. We need more animal videos. Wish I was still a Vet Tech. because I have seen some really gross stuff. Wish I would have recorded all of it. Now I own my own Dog Grooming Shop and really miss all the pus and maggots and blood, etc.
Excellent camera work….I still have trouble spotting exactly where Polly’s eye is under all that muck. The scoopy technique was fascinationg as so much goop came out.
Poor Polly’s purulent pocket popped plenty pus…. probably
Try saying that 3 times.
I want a parrot now, but I know they can live to be 100 years old….
Awww poor bird
Kinda reminds me of my friends conure “Pithy”
I love this birdy….
wow, great technique, great stuff, better birdy~