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Dangerous Foods, Drinks and Injestables
Alcohol & alcoholic beverages
Avocado (skin, pit)
Caffeine
Chocolate
Cigarette Smoke
Coffee
Corn (stored in humid area)
Highly salted foods
Mushrooms
High Oxalic acid foods (spinach, rhubarb)
Raw peanuts in shell (poorly stored)
Seeds (in quantity apple, apricot, bitter almond)
Seeds (in quantity cherry, peach, pear, plum)
Soft Drinks (with caffeine or colas)
Tea
Wines
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Arsenic compounds
Cadmium
Batteries
Paints
Lead - (symptoms: seizures, falling from perches)
Batteries
Floor tile
Galvanized wire
Hardware cloth
Insulation (of equipment)
Lead weights (toys, drapes, fishing equip)
Linoleum
Mirrors (silvering in back)
Paints and paint removers
Stained glass
Wires and cables (electrical)
Wrapping foil (bottles, packages)
Mercury
Thermometers
Levels
Zinc - (symptoms: falling from perches)
Brass
Chrome
Paints and paint removers (even if lead free)
Galvanized wire (often used for aviaries)
Nuts, bolts and nails
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Ammonia
Antifreeze
Ant Paste
Asbestos
Auto products
Bathroom cleaners
Bleach
Boric acid
Camphophenique
Carbon Monoxide
Charcoal Fluids
Corn & wart removers
Deodorants
Detergents
Diazinon
Disinfectants
Drain Cleaners
Felt tip markers
Flea Products
Floor Polish
Formaldehyde
Gasoline
Glues (epoxy, models, super)
Gun Cleaners
Hair dyes & sprays
Herbicides
Insecticides
Iodine
Kerosene
Lighter Fluid
Lye
Matches
Metal cleaners & polishes
Moth Balls
Muriatic acid
Nail polish & remover
Oven cleaner
Paint, thinners, removers
Permanents & hair dyes
Pesticides
Photography solutions
Polishes (floor, furniture, shoe)
Shaving Lotion
Shellac & varnishes
Solvents & spot removers
Spray starch
Suntan oils & lotions
Teflon fumes
Wax
Window cleaners
Wood preservatives
This information has been compiled from various sources and is provided as a service. We assume no liabilities, implied or otherwise. This is not medical advice. Check with avian experts for accuracy and applicability to your particular situation.
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Alcohol & alcoholic beverages
Avocado (skin, pit)
Caffeine
Chocolate
Cigarette Smoke
Coffee
Corn (stored in humid area)
Highly salted foods
Mushrooms
High Oxalic acid foods (spinach, rhubarb)
Raw peanuts in shell (poorly stored)
Seeds (in quantity apple, apricot, bitter almond)
Seeds (in quantity cherry, peach, pear, plum)
Soft Drinks (with caffeine or colas)
Tea
Wines
[Users must be registered and logged in to view attached photos or hyperlinks] Metals
Arsenic compounds
Cadmium
Batteries
Paints
Lead - (symptoms: seizures, falling from perches)
Batteries
Floor tile
Galvanized wire
Hardware cloth
Insulation (of equipment)
Lead weights (toys, drapes, fishing equip)
Linoleum
Mirrors (silvering in back)
Paints and paint removers
Stained glass
Wires and cables (electrical)
Wrapping foil (bottles, packages)
Mercury
Thermometers
Levels
Zinc - (symptoms: falling from perches)
Brass
Chrome
Paints and paint removers (even if lead free)
Galvanized wire (often used for aviaries)
Nuts, bolts and nails
[Users must be registered and logged in to view attached photos or hyperlinks]
Ammonia
Antifreeze
Ant Paste
Asbestos
Auto products
Bathroom cleaners
Bleach
Boric acid
Camphophenique
Carbon Monoxide
Charcoal Fluids
Corn & wart removers
Deodorants
Detergents
Diazinon
Disinfectants
Drain Cleaners
Felt tip markers
Flea Products
Floor Polish
Formaldehyde
Gasoline
Glues (epoxy, models, super)
Gun Cleaners
Hair dyes & sprays
Herbicides
Insecticides
Iodine
Kerosene
Lighter Fluid
Lye
Matches
Metal cleaners & polishes
Moth Balls
Muriatic acid
Nail polish & remover
Oven cleaner
Paint, thinners, removers
Permanents & hair dyes
Pesticides
Photography solutions
Polishes (floor, furniture, shoe)
Shaving Lotion
Shellac & varnishes
Solvents & spot removers
Spray starch
Suntan oils & lotions
Teflon fumes
Wax
Window cleaners
Wood preservatives
This information has been compiled from various sources and is provided as a service. We assume no liabilities, implied or otherwise. This is not medical advice. Check with avian experts for accuracy and applicability to your particular situation.
From: [Users must be registered and logged in to view attached photos or hyperlinks]
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