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| - | ====== Cat Caught Birds ====== | + | ====== |
| ===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== | ||
| - | If a cat brings a caught bird indoors, then immediate action is needed to save the bird’s life. The animal has to be freed immediately out of the cat’s mouth or claws. A very quick assessment of the animal is essential, which is being done with the aim to find open or displaced fractures, wounds involving in particular chest and abdomen and to detect signs of an acute bleed. An actively bleeding wound needs to be treated immediately. The best option is to use clean tissues or kitchen towels to compress the bleeding area gently but firmly until the bleed has stopped. Even a small amount of lost blood can result into a severe irreversible shock situation in birds. This is particularly true for small birds species. | + | {{ : |
| ===== Physical and Psychological Trauma ===== | ===== Physical and Psychological Trauma ===== | ||
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