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Removed bandage on left leg, cleaned and debrided. Removed remaining
sutures. Performed laser therapy treatment for 4 minutes total
and replaced Manuka honey patch and bandage cover. Wound on left
side of face was flushed with LRS and wound ointment was applied.
A telfa pad was placed to cover wound and two bandages were placed
over the pad. A new wound on the right shoulder had been observed.
This wound was plucked and cleaned. The wound had a decent amount
of tissue with a gray tint, indicating necrosis, which was debrided.
This wound was partially closed (still left partially open to
allow drainage if needed) with 4-0 PDS in a simple interrupted
pattern. The patient recovered well with no complications. 

The first wound present is located on the left side of face caudal
to beak. A second wound was present on the left side on the caudo-ventral
aspect of the beak. Both wounds around the face were approximately
1-2 cm in length. A third wound, approximately 2-3 cm in length,
was present on the left limb in the area of the femur. The area
around the wounds were removed of feathers and aespetically srubbed.
The wounds on the face were debrided and flushed with LRS fluids.
The wounds were closed using 4-0 PDS in a simple continuous pattern.
The wounds were coated with TMS cream and a gauze pad was placed
over the wound. 3-0 PDS was used to create sutures around the
wound for placement of a tie down. Debridement was performed
on the wound on the leg and it was discovered to be contaminated.
Closure was not performed. The wound was flushed with copious
amounts of LRS fluids and pocketing was evident on further examintation
of the wound (approximately 5 cm of pocketing). The wounds were
coated with TMS cream and a gauze pad was placed over the wound.
3-0 PDS was used to create sutures around the wound for placement
of a tie down.