Does anyone use an infrared lamp, ceramic emitter or mat to provide warmth in their bird hospital cage? Any particular device you've found most suitable for this?
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Using infrared heat in hospital cages?
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Does anyone use an infrared lamp, ceramic emitter or mat to provide warmth in their bird hospital cage? Any particular device you've found most suitable for this?
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Does anyone use an infrared lamp, ceramic emitter or mat to provide warmth in their bird hospital cage? Any particular device you've found most suitable for this?
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If you type "hospital cage" into the search section you will get a whole lot of information that has already been put on the site about this very subject. 
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Purple reptile night light gives good heat and they will sleep normally ... at the same time and cheaper a 25 or 40 watt coloured party light will do the same job but may disrupt sleep .
Not sure if true and Im sure someone will correct if Im wrong ( as they do ) but infras can hurt the baby birds eyes .
Not sure if true and Im sure someone will correct if Im wrong ( as they do ) but infras can hurt the baby birds eyes .
Accept that some days you are the pigeon, and some days you are the statue.
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