Reddit reviews Georges Aloe Vera Drink, 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

I don't know that it really helps. I find that it is not especially moisturizing by itself. You have to apply it twice a day for a couple of months, so you will need a lot of plants.

There are rosacea safe products that have aloe in them. Or maybe get aloe vera gel that is safe for sunburns. I use Fruit of the Earth on my body in the summer https://www.amazon.com/Fruit-Earth-Aloe-Vera-100/dp/B000052YM0?th=1

You might be able to drink it and calm inflammation that way. If you do go with George's, it has almost no taste. https://www.amazon.com/Georges-Aloe-Vera-Drink-Ounce/dp/B00014EWUO/ref=pd_sim_121_2?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00014EWUO&pd_rd_r=T05CFD6V200RFGWPJM78&pd_rd_w=Rkbp3&pd_rd_wg=7FRDG&refRID=T05CFD6V200RFGWPJM78&th=1

I feel for you OP. If you are still in pain get yourself some George's Aloe Vera Juice. I'd say take a sip and hold it in as long as you, keeping contact with the hurt buds before you drink it down. It should take the pain away and heal quicker.

Georges Aloe Vera Drink, 32 Ounce https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00014EWUO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_hNVJybA2Q10SS

Sooo.. I can't guarantee any single thing to help. I've got a CAG that plucks and is getting better, but it's taken a year of attempting different remedies and a lot of time spent just waiting for them to work. With that said, aloe might help for the wound.. but good luck getting near it. In my experience birds are particularly wary of new people approaching wounds. So, that might be out of the question unless you can somehow drip it onto the cut..

So far as plucking goes, I have had no luck with aloe, but maybe you will. We've used George's Aloe Very Juice in the past.

Two things that have shown the most improvement to the pluckign is a combination of Avicalm twice a day (added to breakfast and dinner) and Featheriffic! only with breakfast.

Both of the aforementioned homeopathic remedies were approved by my vet, but he also warned that if they work they will only be masking any problems. So, it's a good thing that you are taking the poor guy to the vet. :) I hope everything works out for you! My CAG has taken nearly a year to overcome his plucking and after three months of avicalm/featheriffic along with a lot of love he's only just grown in half of his neck feathers. There's hope!