Surgico-Therapeutic Management of Wounds and Fractures in
Birds Affected Due to Kite Flying

Shantanu Kumar Kuldeep*, Sandhya Morwal and Jayesh Vyas

International Journal of Zoology and Animal Biology (IZAB)
ISSN: 2639-216X

Review Article

Surgico-Therapeutic Management of Wounds and Fractures in Birds Affected Due to Kite Flying

Authors: Shantanu Kumar Kuldeep*, Sandhya Morwal and Jayesh Vyas

DOI: 10.23880/izab-16000152

Volume 2, Issue 3

Abstract

This paper discussed the management of birdâ€™s body injuries, wounds, and different type of bone fracture occurred during kite festival. Every year sacrifices the health of thousands of birds to the thrill of kite-flying festival. In present study, the highest incidences of kite string injuries were observed in Blue-rock Pigeons (64, 71.11%) followed by Blackeared Kite (9, 10%), Parrot (7, 7.77%), Ring necked dove (4, 4.44%), Crow (4, 4.44%) and Barn owls (2, 2.22%).

Keywords: Fly Kite; Birds, Festival; Injury; Wound

View PDF