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If your bird’s foot is clenched, the veterinarian may suggest exercising the foot by gently stretching it open to its normal shape, then moving the legs around as though it was bicycling. This may help the
limb to restore the blood flow and get the
leg moving again. There is no known ‘paralysis’ cure, it is a matter of excluding other causes and then making a treatment to suit the remaining facts. For some birds that are totally paralysed, you have to consider the quality of life and make the decision, it may or may not be kinder to put the bird to sleep. If it is an aggressive disease, supportive care is the only solution.
Some birds can recover fully in a few days or weeks. Your bird may remain with a clenched foot due to the paralysis, and it can live a relatively normal life. Birds tend to accept things and get on with life, and to date, there are no relevant studies on how long a bird with a clenched foot will live.
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