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Most serious show persons carry a small plastic tool box or fishing tackle box with a single tray to hold the following supplies:
*Nail Clippers *Emery boards for filing beaks *Syringe with some aquarium tubing that fits over syringe tip in order to force water into birds that won't drink *A small wash rag or dishtowel for wiping birds' feet. *A soft toothbrush and small bottle of Johnson's Baby Shampoo in case one needs to do some emergency cleaning of a bird. *Wooden clothespins for attaching food and water cups to coops, thereby holding them in steadier upright positions. *Some Vaseline for cleaning up the legs and feet of the birds, and adding shine. *Small scissors for trimming when allowed on your breed. *Tweezers for plucking that one feather that takes precision work to make things right. *Dixie cups or plastic cups for feed and water containers for your breed of birds. *A small pocket notebook for jotting down notes on your birds or quickly getting the address of people you meet at the show. *A black felt tip marker for writing on coop cards. *A bottle of eye drops available from a pigeon supply or pet shop. Great for popping a drop into the irritated eyes of a pigeon from dust, shavings, or fighting with other birds at the show. *QUICKSTOP™ available from the pet store which allows you to quickly stop the bleeding if you cut a beak or toenail too close. Peter |
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