When the bird is injured, the breeder must not panic, don't be nervous, and should immediately prepare the necessary first aid tools, and then carry out effective treatment. The following editor will introduce some common first aid methods for birds for your pet bird owners, for your guidance.

After the bird is injured, it must be checked in time. If the pet bird is found, it must be given to the bird in time. Hemostasis. Pet bird owners can use compression hemostasis to control the bleeding part of the bird. First, cover the bleeding part with a piece of clean gauze, and then gently press it to achieve the purpose of hemostasis for the bird.

While examining the injury, wipe the blood off the feathers with water or saline. Carefully find out where the bird is actually injured, and observe the depth and size of the wound. If it only hurts the epidermis and the wound is not big, then you don't have to worry. If the wound goes deep into the muscle or even damages the internal organs or the wound is large, after simple hemostasis, it should be handed over to the veterinarian for treatment and suture in time.

When disinfecting and rubbing the pet bird in the future, the breeder can use a cotton swab to dip the physiological saline first to clean the wound carefully, and do not remove the clotted blood to avoid re-bleeding. Then wipe the wound with the medicine prescribed by the veterinarian, from the inside to the outside, to really wipe the wound, not just the feathers. Every time you rub the medicine, pay attention to whether there is suppuration and inflammation.

These are just a few of our daily first aid methods for birds. However, in the process of raising birds, we should try to avoid the chance of birds being injured. To this end, it is also necessary for breeders to strengthen the management and feeding of pet birds to ensure the health of pet birds.