Aviary RestraintVersión en línea Designed to help Vet students remember Aviary Restraint por Pamela Galera 1 Respiration 2 Proper Restraint 3 Larger Parrot 4 Raptors/ Birds that prey 5 Name of Restraints Birds do not have a diaphragm to aid in respiration. should minimize pressure applied to the chest area Paper Towel Towel Have wings restrained prior to removing from cage. Hold head with thumb and middle finger on each cheek and index finger on head to control head and neck Towel over back then quickly grab the head neck More likely to fight back Must have feet neutralized using Thick Leather gloves grab both shins just above the feet and extract the bird from the cage Owls are prone to biting when feet are held Ice cream cone grip Miami Vice
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