Ask the Swan Specialist
Date: 22 March 2017
Hi Nancy
Some swans do well with anesthesia while others may not survive. However, if the infection is deep or in the bone, he will die from sepsis if not treated. We would suggest you contact Sylvan Heights in NC, approximately 2-2 1\2 hours from you. This is a large waterfowl facility and sure they have experienced swan/avian (bird) veterinary staff that may be able to advise. They should be able to refer you to an experienced waterfowl veterinarian.
These veterinarians would also have the facility for temporary stay and rehabilitation facilities if needed. There may be other options depending on severity of infection and injury. The most critical issue is time as any treatment must be undertaken quickly to control infection and possibly save wing. The Regal Swan
Messages In This Thread
- infected wing on mute swan -- Nancy -- 22 March 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- The Regal Swan -- 22 March 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- Nancy -- 23 March 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- The Regal Swan -- 23 March 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- Nancy -- 30 July 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- The Regal Swan -- 31 July 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- Nancy -- 30 July 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- The Regal Swan -- 23 March 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- Nancy -- 23 March 2017
- Re: infected wing on mute swan -- The Regal Swan -- 22 March 2017
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