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A Safe Home for Psittacine Birds

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From the Vet's Surgery by Dr Fiona Froehlich Mag med vet GPCert(ExAP) Resident ECZM(avian) MRCVS and Dr Neil A Forbes BVetMed DipECZM(avian) FRCVS

Psittacine birds are inquisitive by nature and can encounter many dangers in the household, within and outside of their cage.  The following article will focus on several hazards that bird owners and veterinarians need to be aware of.

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