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  • How to Use Flight Suits for Birds

    Flight suits for birds are specially designed fabric garments that serve two purposes: Holding a diaper and holding a lanyard or leash. The suit has a pocket for a diaper to keep bird feces from...

  • How to Splint a Bird's Broken Leg

    You've found your feathered friend limping and not able to climb up to its perch. After a closer look, you can see that its leg is broken. It's after hours, and the avian veterinarian's office is...

  • How to Tell the Gender of a Baby Duck

    If you are interested in raising ducks, one important thing you will need to know is how to tell the difference between male and female ducks, also called gendering. It is much easier to gender...

  • How to Rear Wild Birds

    Finding a baby bird brings out the caregiver in most people. Small and vulnerable, it is hard to resist the impulse to scoop it up and bring it home. In reality, this is the last step you should...

  • How to Treat Avian Pox in Finches

    Avian pox occurs in a bird's unfeathered areas, like legs, mouth and wattle (on roosters). It attacks all ranges of birds, from wild turkeys to household finches. This viral disease can be rated...

  • How to Keep Your Bird Healthy

    Before you bring home your companion bird, you should know what household products are not safe to use around your feathered friend. It can be quite challenging to have to give up some of your...

  • How to Care for Bobwhite Quail

    According to Game Bird and Conservationists' Gazette, bobwhite quail (Colinus virginianus) is about the easiest game bird species to raise. They also are not fussy eaters and are easy to breed....

  • How to Clean Oil off Animals Affected by a Spill

    Oil spills can injure and kill wildlife. The oil renders an animal's fur or a bird's feathers useless when it comes to insulation from the cold and elements. Fortunately, when an oil spill occurs,...

  • How to Build a Field Shelter

    Field shelters can be a way to support habitat for certain bird species as well as a lovely addition for any birdwatcher. Whether you are building a field shelter for your backyard, a nearby field...

  • How to Keep a Bird Healthy

    By their nature, birds are more fragile than most other pets, so they require you to take steps to insure their health. Here are a few things you can do to keep your bird healthly and to extend...

  • How to Pull Parrot Eggs for Incubation

    There are several reasons to incubate parrot eggs, but the most common involve pairs who destroy or abandon their eggs. Although the incubation process is labor intensive and complex, often the...

  • How to Determine a Parrot's Gender

    With very few exceptions, parrots are sexually monomorphic. This means that you cannot determine the gender of the bird by looking at it. Unlike mammals, parrots have reproductive organs that are...

  • How to Incubate Parrot Eggs

    Parrot eggs can be artificially incubated with high success rates, assuming that the proper equipment and procedures are used. The primary reasons to artificially incubate eggs involve poor...

  • How to Repair a Cracked Parrot Egg

    Fertile parrot eggs are frequently cracked while in the nest. Most commonly, this happens when the hen is startled while sitting on the eggs. Cracked eggs can usually be saved, although the chance...

  • How to Treat a Broken Blood Feather

    Blood feathers--or pin feathers are new feathers that appear during a molt. These feathers are enclosed in a sheath and look rather like porcupine quills. Unlike fully developed feathers, they...

  • How to Care for an Eclectus Parrot

    The gender of Eclectus parrots are one of the few bird species that are easy to distinguish: males are primarily green, while females have red bodies with splashes of blue and purple in their...

  • How to Care for a Rosella

    With their brightly colored plumage and lively personalities, these native Aussies make wonderful pets. In the wild, you would find a rosella landing in your garden in a small flock. They feast on...

  • How to Become QuickBooks Certified

    As an accountant or bookkeeper providing consulting services to small businesses, becoming QuickBooks certified can help you show your expertise as well as bring you in new clients. The process of...

  • How to Care for a Woodpecker

    It is illegal to keep woodpeckers as pets. Woodpeckers are wild birds and their populations are rapidly dwindling. However, you are allowed to help care for a sick or injured woodpecker until you...

  • How to Treat blood mite in canaries

    Blood mites can do terrible physical damage to your canaries, so it is important to know what they are as well as how to treat them. Your canaries wil thank you.

  • How to Care for Injured Wildlife

    It’s rare that any child grows to adulthood without finding at least one injured sparrow to nurse back to health. When confronted with an injured animal, the best course of action is to locate a...

  • How to Prevent Diseases in Homing Pigeons

    Breeding homing pigeons is a hobby that many people enjoy. They can fly at an average speed of 30 miles per hour and can even reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour. Records indicate that pigeons...

  • How to Capture an Injured Pelican

    Should you come upon an injured pelican and want to help, you'll need to capture the bird. This can appear challenging, but by following these steps you should achieve a successful rescue attempt.

  • How to Deal with a Broken Blood Feather

    Blood feathers are new feathers that the blood supply has not yet been cut off to them. If your bird breaks a blood feather, it is best to deal with it immediately.

  • How to Test Dead Birds for West Nile Virus

    Mosquitoes transmit West Nile virus (WNV) to humans and animals, a potentially serious illness, which may cause lasting neurological symptoms or even. There Signs of a West Nile virus outbreak in...

  • How to Treat Injured Cockatiels

    Cockatiels are most likely to get injured when their wings have not been properly clipped and they fly into windows to other obstructions. It is also possible for cockatiels to injure themselves...

  • How to Sex a Duck

    Often, people who raise ducks want to know their ducklings' sex right after hatching. The most accurate way of sexing ducklings, aside from reading their DNA, is to vent them-- open the cloaca and...

  • How to Give a Bird Medicine

    If your bird has been diagnosed as being sick, your vet will most likely prescribe medication. At first, giving that medicine to your bird may appear to be an impossible task. If you adhere to...

  • How to care for a single lovebird

    When one of a pair of lovebirds dies, it is all you can do to prevent the other from becoming ill or dying itself.

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