Captive Care & Husbandry

All Items

• Let’s Eat! Encouraging Self–Feeding Behavior in Waterfowl

  Michele Goodman, VMD

  18-22

• Minimum Standards for Wildlife Rehabilitation—It's All About You

  Wendy Fox

  17-27

• Minimum Winter Temperatures for Birds

  Nancy Bent, Sandy Woltman

  2-14

• Natural History and Rehabilitation of the Virginia Opossum (Didelphis virginiana)

  Rose Augustine

  1-7

• Nutritional Imbalances in Wildlife

  Nichole Rosenhagen DVM

  11-16

• Pain Management in Wildlife Rehabilitation

  Trudi Chepey DVM

  10-13

• Parvovirus Outbreak in Raccoons (Procyon lotor) being Rehabilitated at Wildcat Wildlife Center

  Matt Blandford

  41-43

• Please, just take two more bites! How to monitor nutrition and encourage self-feeding in rehabilitation animals

  Raina Domek

  1-9

• Principles of Raptor Cage Design

  Adele T. Moore

  12-16

• Psychological and Behavioral Aspects of Housing and Handling Raptors

  Anne G. Miller

  1-8

• Psychological and Environmental Enrichment for Orphaned Beavers (Castor canadensis)

  Anne G. Miller

  5-10

• Rabbit Digestion and Weaning

  Katherine J. Belisle DVM

  7-9

• Raising Coyotes: Not Your Average Pup

  Denise Hays

  1-8

• Raising Wood Ducks (Aix sponsa)—It Can Be Done

  Michele Goodman

  2-11

• Raptor Hacking

  Mike Pratt

  34-38

• Rehabilitation of the Nine–banded Armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus)

  Suzanne McPhee, Nancy Leary

  25-31

• Returning White–tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) Fawns to their Mothers

  Ann Connell

  21-31

• Songbird 101

  LouAnn Partington

  28-33

• Squirrel Tales: A Beginner’s Manual for Care of Infant Eastern Gray Squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis)

  Sarah Rowe

  3-21

• Surrogate Parenting and Developmental Stages of Newborn Western Desert Cottontails (Sylvilagus audubonii) and a Black–tailed Jackrabbit (Lepus californicus) Nursed by a Western Desert Cottontail

  Ginny Thome PhD, Ruth Scott

  5-13