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First Aid: Pododermatitis What’s Normal?

So, let’s take a look at a pododermatitis!

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    Nail manicure rotary tool models are easy to find and very affordable. Cordless and almost silent models are now available, thus diminishing the stress related to the noise older models generated.

  • Therapeutic Uses Of Clay

    The therapeutic uses of clay for first aid intervention and the treatment of external wounds in conjunction with hydrotherapy can yield significant healing results.

  • Avian Emergency Tools For Leg Band Removal

    In case of an emergency, such as a leg fracture, the removal of the leg band could be necessary. Here are a list of tools that should be part of any avian first aid arsenal.

  • Why Perform a Necropsy on Your Parrot

    A necropsy is a generally complete study of a body after death. It is one of the oldest medical procedure, but nonetheless still unknown to most people. A necropsy is an important clinical diagnostic tool, very often this procedure will help determine the cause of death or the cause of a multifaceted disease.

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    Video filming enables you to highlight concerning health issues thus allowing you to be proactive and consult an avian veterinarian before the condition deteriorates.

  • Heavy Metal Exposure in Birds

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  • Problems with Egg Laying in Companion Birds

    This very unnatural situation gives rise to many problems. Egg-binding, prolapsed oviduct, egg peritonitis, and obturator paralysis are all life-threatening consequences.

  • Bird Room Design Considerations

    To encourage versatility of lifestyle, accommodate the room so it is comfortable, and safe for your birds while they spend time in it.

  • Although pododermatitis is a serious condition, prompt intervention and thorough treatment can often resolve the condition.
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    Some detergents and household products we commonly use in our homes can be hazardous products for birds even if they are safely retired to their cage while these are being used.

  • Benefits of UVB Lighting for Companion Birds

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