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injured dove
- Thread starter Sakeenah
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I will ask my cat if she knows how to care for it !
Thanks for looking out for the less loved creatures. 
Birds whom are injured have a lot of stress. Wild birds especially. The best thing you can do for it right now is place it in a dark, sheltering place like a cat carrier in a room that doesn't have a lot of light or noise. Let it calm down. It probably won't eat just yet anyway.
I would call the vet and make sure they treat wild birds, some do not. If not they can refer you.
Birds whom are injured have a lot of stress. Wild birds especially. The best thing you can do for it right now is place it in a dark, sheltering place like a cat carrier in a room that doesn't have a lot of light or noise. Let it calm down. It probably won't eat just yet anyway.
I would call the vet and make sure they treat wild birds, some do not. If not they can refer you.
Sakeenah
Well-Known Member
I don't know either, there are some sites that are about animals and injuries, but a vet might be the best place you can take it. Thank you for being so kind to animals!
I'll google and see if I can get some more info.I'm not able to go to the vet today but I'll go tomorrow : )
Sakeenah
Well-Known Member
There was actually a cat glaring at us the entire time. The cat was probably hoping I would put the bird down.
Sakeenah
Well-Known Member
Thanks for looking out for the less loved creatures.
Birds whom are injured have a lot of stress. Wild birds especially. The best thing you can do for it right now is place it in a dark, sheltering place like a cat carrier in a room that doesn't have a lot of light or noise. Let it calm down. It probably won't eat just yet anyway.
I would call the vet and make sure they treat wild birds, some do not. If not they can refer you.
Thank you for the suggestions <3. I don't have a cat carrier but I'll put it in a quiet room. I'll call the vet in my area to see if they treat wild birds.
Grandliseur
Well-Known Member
I put out cat food for strays by my door; doves come and eat it too. They can probably eat a lot of different things. Keep doing what you are and nice if you take it to the vet. There are in different places organizations that also handle hurt wildlife.
