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Good to know about corvids in particular
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Create an intensive care unit
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Build a birdhouse for jackdaws
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How can I help?
How can I help corvids in Sweden?
Do not buy a plastic carrier net to protect your cultivation
Status of the rook in the United Kingdom
Corvids are not a sanitary nuisance
Interesting or fun facts
An old rook!
Funny story about a jackdaw (Monkey world)
What do you feed (free) corvids with?
What do you feed (captive) adult corvids with?
What do you feed (captive) young corvids with?
Common mistakes you make (found corvid)
Who can take care of an injured bird?
White feathers (McDonald’s disease, Leucism and Albinism)
A cat has caught a bird. What to do?
Make your windows safe for birds
Funny videos
For wildlife rehabilitators and veterinarians
Why is there information for wildlife rehabilitators?
General care
Lighting
Toys
Sitting stick
Recalculate dose (“mg to ml”)
Treatments
Treating a bald head (yeast infection)
Rheumatoid arthritis (rheumatoid arthritis)
Treat severe cases of Bumblefoot (Staph)
Treatment of kidney disease
Treat yellow bud
Treat avian pox (Avian Pox)
Treat splay legs
Treat coccidiosis
Treat air sac mites
Treat roundworm (roundworm), lungworm
Treat mild cases of Bumblefoot (Staph)
Treat severe cases of Bumblefoot (Staph)
Bring up the body temperature of a young/sick bird
Dealing with problems with a malformed beak
Manage airway problems
Dealing with problems with white feathers
Pictures
How to get a bird to eat
Rehydration before (forced) feeding
Pictures
Pictures of Avian pox (Crow,Magpie,Jackdaw)
Pictures of gunshot wounds (air rifle, smoke)
Pictures of Canker and Tapeworm (Rook)
Pictures of Avian Tuberculosis (Jackdaw)
Pictures of Scaly legs – mites (Scaly legs)
Pictures of bad feathers (Rook, Malnutrition)
Pictures of crow with McDonald’s disease
Pictures of Leucistic birds
Pictures of Lice
Pictures of Red chicken mite (Dermanyssus gallinae)
Pictures of Horsetail Eggs (Rook)
Unknown disease (possible tumor)
Information
10 Common Mistakes When Rehabilitating Corvids
Information about eye diseases
Scientific articles
X-ray settings for birds
Anatomy (Skeleton)
List of vets (with contact info)
Medicine and dosage (international)
Medicine and dose (Sweden)
Good to know about corvids in particular
Identifying internal parasites (microscope)
Medicines and probiotics for animal rehabilitators
Medicine and dose (Sweden)
Natural remedies
‘Soft release’ and ‘Hard release’?
Create an intensive care unit
Equipment for wildlife rehabilitators
Why is there information for veterinarians?
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