Crop Syringe for feeding and medicating birds (12mL)

A crop syringe is a small, specialized syringe used to administer fluids or medication to the crop of a bird. The crop is an enlarged pouch located at the base of the bird’s neck where food is stored before it is digested.

These reusable syringes are specifically designed for crop feeding/medicating of birds and reptiles. They feature a luer-lock syringe fitting and a plunger screw (for setting the dose), and are comfortable to hold. This makes administration of fluids very easy.

Crop syringes are used to administer a variety of fluids and medications to birds, including:

• Water
• Food
• Medication
• Fluids to rehydrate a bird
• Fluids to flush out the crop

Crop syringes are a valuable tool for bird owners and veterinarians. They can be used to administer fluids and medication to birds that are unable to eat or drink on their own. Crop syringes can also be used to flush out the crop of a bird that has been poisoned or that has ingested a foreign object.

If you are considering using a crop syringe, it is important to consult with a veterinarian first. They can help you choose the right size and type of syringe for your bird and teach you how to use it safely.

Here are some tips for using a crop syringe:

• Make sure the syringe is the right size for your bird.
• Fill the syringe with the appropriate fluid or medication.
• Gently insert the tip of the syringe into the opening of the crop.
• Slowly administer the fluid or medication.
• Remove the syringe gently.