Papūgoms pavojingos medžiagos ir daiktai

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Apie metalų kenksmingumą daug nežinau, pas mane patį narvas dalinai iš aliumo. Ale gerai žinau, kad šitos temos pradžioje(tesiasi per visą temą beveik), yra karšta diskusija apie cinkuotų narvų kenksmingumą, kuri baigiasi maždaug toje vietoje, kai paaiškėja, kad beveik visi diskusijos dalyviai laiko papūgas cinkuotuose narvuose, nes kitokių gal net ir nėra lietuvoje, apart Tado aliuminio, ir mano pusiau aliuminio.

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ką tik gavau:


CANDLE DANGER
I just got off the phone with my friend Donna at Birdstuff, and she
wanted me to help alert all parrot people I know of yet another
preventable pet parrot loss one of her favorite clients just
experienced. Her friend had put out her beautiful, fragrant holiday
candles on display to enjoy for the first time last night and hours
later her son's baby cockatiel died. Then this morning her 7 month
old Caique passed away at the vet.

The candles were Glade brand, and another mass produced, 3 wicked one
with wire in the wicks. The wire is made of lead. On examination, the
vet said they died as a direct result of the candle fumes. Everything
about them was healthy and normal, but the erosive damage the
pleasant candle fumes do to the birds lung tissue caused them to
literally drown in their own fluids. It's a horrible, completely
preventable way to die and Donna wants us all to be advocates for our
helpless birdies. We need to protect them so please spread this
around to all parrot people you know, OK?

Just another reminder this and anytime of year to put all non-stick
cookware, fabric protectors, new carpet, air fresheners, plug ins,
potpourri, cooking bags, spray disinfectants, self cleaning ovens,
coffee makers, curling irons....on the list of hazards 20 for our
parrots along with these fragrant, and lead wicked, and non fragrant
candles. Who knows where they were made and what exactly is in them!
One of my favorite links on some hazards to our birds is at
www.parrotparrot.com/birdhealth/alerts.htm Please share with me any
other links you use and have a safe holiday.