Caring for a Handicapped Bird
Caring for a handicapped bird may require patience, knowledge, and special accommodations. Depending on the needs of the bird, you may need to change and update these accommodations as the needs of your bird change. Most owners of handicapped birds report that the animals are quite adept at becoming accustomed to and overcoming their own disabilities in order to lead full and happy lives. Caring for a handicapped bird who has lost his sight... more...
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