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Falcon care: Training & Hunting Techniques
Falconry is a traditional art of training and hunting that has been practiced for centuries. It is a passion for many people, and the techniques have remained largely unchanged over the years. In this article, we will discuss the basics of falconry, including how to train a falcon, select the right bird, and prepare for
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Falcon care: First Aid (10) Emergency
When it comes to falconry, it’s crucial to have a well-stocked first aid kit on hand in case of emergencies. Learn about the essential items to include in your falconry first aid kit, from sterile gauze to surgical scissors. Emergency First Aid for Falcons: Essential Items for Your First Aid Kit Why First Aid is
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Falcon care: First Aid (11) Claw and Beak fractures
Claws and beaks of falcons are susceptible to fractures due to various reasons such as violent hits or hard falls to the ground. Treatment he treatment for claw and beak fractures should start with cleaning the site of injury. If there is bleeding, hold the point of bleeding until it stops. If it continues to
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Falcon care: First Aid (9) Dehydration
Dehydration is a common issue among falcons, and it’s crucial to know how to recognize and treat it. Learn how to measure dehydration levels in falcons and how to administer fluids to prevent severe dehydration. How to Identify and Treat Dehydration in Falcons Recognizing Dehydration in Falcons Dehydration is a common problem among falcons, and
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Falcon care: First Aid (7) How to Treat Insect Bites on Falcons
Falcons are prone to insect bites, mainly on bare areas like the face, feet, and legs. Learn how to treat insect bites on falcons with ointments containing anti-allergy substances. How to Treat Insect Bites on Falcons Understanding the Risk of Insect Bites on Falcons Falcons may be subjected to insect bites (mosquitoes or other flies)
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Falcon care: First Aid (8) Understanding Epilepsy and Other Neurological Abnormalities in Falcons
Learn about the different neurological symptoms that may affect falcons, including epilepsy, muscular abnormalities, and difficulty standing. Discover the potential medical and dietary causes and how to seek proper treatment. Understanding Epilepsy and Other Neurological Abnormalities in Falcons Neurological Symptoms in Falcons Falcons may exhibit a range of neurological symptoms, including epilepsy, muscular abnormalities, and
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Falcon care: First Aid (6) Food Regurgitation (Vomiting)
Treating food regurgitation in falconsFluids and easily digestible meats as treatment If your falcon is regurgitating its food, it’s important to take immediate action. The first step is to give fluids, such as saline, to replace the fluids lost due to diarrhea. Small pieces of easily digestible meat, like quail, can also be given if
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Falcon care: First Aid (4) Fracture and bleeding in feathers
4 Fracture and bleeding in feathers How to Treat Falcon Feather Injuries in Summer Season Feather injuries are a common problem that falcons may experience, particularly during the summer season. New feathers are more susceptible to trauma, and if not treated properly, feather injuries can become a serious issue. In this article, we will explore
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Falcon care: First Aid (5) Principles of first aid
Learn about the best practices for caring for an injured falcon, including how to secure a quiet and warm environment, control movement, and stop external bleeding. Discover the most effective methods for treating dehydration and encouraging appetite in injured falcons. How to Care for an Injured Falcon Caring for an injured falcon requires a delicate
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Falcon care: First Aid (2) Bone Fracture
2 Bone Fracture Falcon First Aid: How to Treat Fractures and Bleeding Wounds Falcon Injuries and First AidFalcons are magnificent birds of prey used for hunting and training. Unfortunately, they are susceptible to injuries, including fractures and bleeding wounds. Knowing how to administer first aid is crucial to ensure their health and well-being. Steps to
