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In Practice 6: 195-198 (1984)
© 1984 British Veterinary Association

First aid for wild birds

J. E. Cooper

The care of avian casualties is an exacting and time consuming task. Frequently the results are disappointing and the patient dies. It is usually possible, however, to save a proportion of cases and this is more likely if preliminary first aid treatment is performed promptly and efficiently and with due awareness of the sensitivities and susceptibilities of wild birds.






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