Large caged birds eg cockatiels cockatoos and parrots
Sun, 24 Jun 2018 |
Veterinary Nursing
The larger caged birds have powerful hooked beaks and can give a very nasty bite. They can become distressed, so Fig. 15.9 Catching a small parrot with the aid of a towel Fig. 15.9 Catching a small parrot with the aid of a towel dimming the light and reducing the noise will reduce this. Remove any toys or accessories from the cage to allow easier and less stressful capture. The use of a towel or small blanket will enable you to catch the larger birds, remembering not to hold them too tightly,...
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- Incubation period 57 days
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- Siting
- Size Volume litres
- Skeletal muscle structure
- Skin and hair
- Skin glands
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- Small mammals - 2 3
- Small rodents
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- Snakes - 2
- Social period
- Socialization
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- Sodium
- Soluble carbohydrate
- Solutions used for parenteral nutrition
- Sources of scattered radiation
- South American tortoises
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- Specific kennel requirements
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- Specificity potency and efficacy
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- Spore formation
- Spread of infection
- Spread of infectious diseases
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- Stage
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- Stallions
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- Stomach - 2 3
- Storage after sterilization
- Straights
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- Subcutaneous injection
- Subgingival scaling and root planing
- Substrate
- Suggested action
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- Supragingival scaling
- Surgery - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
- Surgical knots
- Susceptibility of microbes to disinfectants and sterilization
- Suture materials
- Suture needles
- Swollen eyelids
- Sympathomimetics and sympatholytics
- Syringe feeding
- Table 2310 Fracture types
- Table 2311 Orthopaedic pins
- Table 241 General surgical instruments see also Fig 243
- Table 242 Orthopaedic instruments see also Fig 244
- Table 247Analgesic drugs used intraoperatively and postoperatively
- Table 248 Complications associated with the postoperative period
- Table 251 Classification of respiratory sounds
- Table 308 Some feline viral diseases
- Table 3112 Common urinary crystals
- Table 313 Venepuncture sites
- Table 314 Anticoagulants
- Table 315 Changes in the colour of plasmaserum
- Table 322 Methods by which the dangers of radiation may be reduced in practice
- Table S1 Blood cells
- Tactile communication
- Taking the history
- Taste
- Technique - 2 3
- Technique for catheterization
- Technique for Diff Quik stain
- Technique for Leishmans stain 4
- Telephone advice
- Temperature - 2
- Temperature regulation
- Testis
- Tetanus
- Texture
- The anaesthetic machine
- The anode
- The appendicular skeleton
- The cathode
- The cortex
- The darkroom
- The dental explorer a sharpended instrument is used to
- The digestive tract
- The diversity of cells
- The double helix
- The ear - 2
- The effect of toxins on the body
- The effects of radiation
- The equine industry today
- The eye
- The First Aid at Work Approved Code of Practice and Guidelines 1997
- The flow meter
- The foaling box
- The foot
- The forelimb
- The genetic code
- The genome projects
- The Health and Safety First Aid Regulations 1981
- The heart
- The hind limb
- The Humphrey ADE breathing system
- The importance of cleaning
- The kidney
- The liver
- The mechanics of breathing
- The metabolic process
- The nose
- The nucleus
- The oestrous cycle
- The origins of drugs
- The pregnant and lactating bitch
- The prescribing cascade Fig 198
- The pressure gauge and regulator
- The principles of cleaning
- The procedure for euthanasia
- The queen
- The racing industry
- The service sector
- The skeletal system
- The skull
- The sports horse industry
- The stay apparatus
- The stud cat
- The sUrgi Cal unitoperating theatre
- The therapeutic effect of companion animals
- The transducer
- The ureter
- The use of interactions to treat patients
- The vertebral column
- Theatre maintenance
- They are very long
- Thiopental sodium
- Thoracotomy
- Ticks Ixodes spp
- Time
- Timing
- Tips
- Tips to avoid haemolysis
- Tissue specific gravity and atomic number an
- To provide energy
- Tortoises and terrapins
- Toxicology
- Trachea
- Training and control
- Training foals
- Training methods
- Training the horse
- Transgenesis
- Transmission Direct contact with ocular discharges Incubation period 310 days
- Transportation of sick or injured horses
- Travel by air
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- Treated waste
- Treatment - 2
- Treatment and prognosis 3 4 5 6 7
- Treatment of burns and scalds
- Treatment of open wounds
- Treatment of osteomyelitis
- Treatment of poisoning 8 9 10
- Treatment protocols 11 12 13 14 15 16
- Treatment Additional information
- Treats
- Tube feeding
- Tube structure
- Tube types and selection
- Tuberculosis
- Tumour typeRecommended margin
- Turbidity cloudiness
- Turtles and terrapins
- Turtles and terrapins American
- Two towels
- Tying up
- Types of contrast medium
- Types of heating
- Types of rebreathing circuit The circle system
- Types of urinary catheter
- Ultrasonic cleaners
- Ultrasound
- Underweight or too thin
- Unit
- Urinary catheterization
- Urinary output
- Urinary pH modifiers and antiseptics
- Urinary system - 2 3 4
- Urine production
- Urinogenital system - 2
- Use of contrast medium
- Use of the autoclave
- Use of the twitch
- Useful terminology - 2 3
- Uses of companion animals
- Utdoor housing
- Uterus
- Vasodilators
- Venepuncture
- Venepuncture Cephalic vein
- Venous access
- Ventilation
- Ventrodorsal
- Ventrodorsal abdomen
- Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966
- Viral haemorrhagic disease VHD
- Viral replication
- Viral transmission
- Virological samples
- Virus
- Viruses
- Visual communication
- Vital signs
- Vitamins - 2
- Vocalization - 2
- Volatile agentMinimum alveolar Potency concentration
- Walls
- Waste gas management
- Water - 2 3 4
- Water deprivation test
- Water in and out
- Waterfowl
- Weekly care
- What can be done
- What else is in a medicine apart from the drug
- What is client compliance
- What is health and safety all about
- Whole blood
- Wing muscles
- Working
- Wound closure
- Wound dehiscence
- Wound infection
- Wound type
- Writing prescriptions
- Xray production
- Yeasts
- Youngstock
- Zinc
- Zoonoses