Very good news with the results of the treatment of owl Yoll: her lungs were cleared of fungus. The X-ray does not show inflammation and darkening in the air sacs and lungs. There are only minor problems with the hip joints, but this will be fixed when the owl Yoll moves into the aviary and jumps without a leash as much as he wants.
Now we will need to do an X-ray in six months and take tests for bacteria every two months in order to notice a relapse in time if it happens.
We started treatment in March, when an examination showed that the owl had extensive damage to the lungs and air sacs with Aspergillus fungus, plus a bacterial infection that caused pneumonia. During the whole time, the owl Yoll received antifungal medicines, antibiotics, hepatoprotectors and a bunch of other medicines, air disinfecting devices with ultraviolet lamps were installed in the premises, cleaning was carried out and carried out twice a week with dez.means, an oxygen concentrator was purchased in case of emergency. Fortunately, he didn't come in handy.
Thank you all so much for your support! Moral support helped me get through this very psychologically difficult period. Thanks!
Financial assistance also made the treatment process very, very easy for us. Medicines are very expensive and there were a lot of them.
Owl Yoll coped! Thank you for having her! You have helped not only the Yoll, but also other birds. The shelf life of the medicines is small, those that remained from the owl's intake were transferred to other patients in rehabilitation, and helped them a lot.
At Maria's reception, they also X-rayed the boreal owl Chuchundriy and the Little owl Luchik. They will be watched by Dr. Valentin.
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