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Stepped on my bird

by julia
(toronto, canada)

He is still able to fly, hop, walk, drink and sing. Just wondering what i should look for in terms of well being. She is not shaking, or fluffed, or bleeding, or limping.




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Stepped on my bird

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Oct 19, 2010
 Didn't step on bird
by: Tracie

You must not have stepped on the bird, because your bird would have broken bones. Birds have hollow bones that break easily. If you did step on your bird, it would need to see an avian vet ASAP.

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