Emergency Supplies
You should also always protect both your health as well as the bird’s health by wearing gloves anytime you are dealing with bodily fluids of any type. So, be sure to keep extra pairs of gloves in your emergency bird care kit as well.Bandages
Nonstick Pads First Aid Tape Bandage Rolls Wooden sticks Cotton Swabs StockinetteHeating & Healing Agents
Heating Pad Heating Lamp Hot Pack Hot Water Bottle Kwik Stop Styptic Powder
Rehydration Tools
Feeding Tubes Avian Rehydration/Feeding Solution Syringes of Various Sizes Eye DropperTransportation Supplies
Bird Towel Bird Net Gram Scale Travel Carrier
Our Primary Veterinarian
We make every attempt to supply our customers with a healthy, happy bird. We disease test all our breeders for the most common viral and bacterial diseases. We have local avian veterinarians that see our birds when the need arises. We also strongly recommend all new bird owners to establish a relationship with a bird vet in their area, for routine examinations, grooming, and to attend to any medical issues.
