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Just before bedtime the umbrella cockatoos sit quietly.

Dr. Gordy talks about trauma in your pet bird.

My Umbrella Cockatoos playing in the water

My 2 Umbrella Cockatoos in a rare quiet moment.

Episode 13. Egg Binding part 2

Egg binding part 2

Learn how to treat Egg binding in your female bird.

Egg Binding. Part 1

Doctor Gordy talks about Chemical burns & Thermal burns.

Burns.Thermal and Chemical burns.

Dr. Gordy talks about Treating lacerations and gives some safety tips to prevent bleeding injuries.

Learn how to take care of your birds properly. In this episode, we will deal with bleeding / beaks.

Bleeding. Toes and legs.

Common Injuries and Specific Emergencies Dr. Gordy will explain each emergency in 3 stages: Assess or recognize the situation. What action to take. What could have been done to prevent the situation.

Assessing the situation: What happened? How serious is it? Can YOU handle the situation? What organ system is involved? Are they breathing normally? Does your bird have low blood sugar because of struggling? And of course bleeding.

Dr. Pam Gordy explains the importance of teaching your bird to accept help. In this segment Dr. Gordy is going to cover "Being prepared" for when your bird has an accident

Bleeding. Lacerations.

Bleeding. Beaks.

Bleeding. Toes and Legs

Common Injuries and Specific Emergencies Dr. Gordy will explain each emergency in 3 stages: Assess or recognize the situation. What action to take. What could have been done to prevent the situation. This episode: The "most" common injury is bleeding. The "most" common site is a blood feather.

This is my personal favorite episode. Dr. Gordy demonstrates toweling techniques using the demo birds and "Blue" the parrot.

You may need to towel your bird. How to choose a safe area. Choosing your towel. Catch the bird on the floor.

This episode is about call procedures. Carriers. Travelling. Temperature.

What happened? How serious is it? Can YOU handle the situation? What organ system is involved? Are they breathing normally? Does your bird have low blood sugar because of struggling? And of course bleeding.

A series of videos covering Avian First Aid. Featuring Dr. Pam Gordy