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Galahs
The galah (Eolophus roseicapilla) is a grey and pink cockatoo native to Australia, recognizable by the small crest on the top of its head. It is distributed in all states of Australia, including urban areas and open habitats, and its diet mainly includes seeds, fruits and roots. This bird can be kept as a domestic pet, yet it can be noisy at times with its loud screeches. Learn more about the galah in this category.
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If your one month old hamster has broken its leg can it survive?
Take one table spoon of salt, half a table spoon of turmeric powder (this is a yellow powder used in Asian cuisine) add half a cup water and heat it gently on low fire, when the mixture thickens take an old peice of rag or bandage clothe and mix with the rest of the mixture. when it is luke warm wrap this rag round the broken leg, or foot with a little pressure. this bandage will dry quickly because of the salt in it. Leave it for 2-3 days or until the hamster starts walking without any difficulty. You can also wet the bandage twice daily with the rest of the mixture after heating it again to make it a liquid form. Hope this helps, and your hamster is ok !!!
What are the dangers to galahs?
The main dangers to galahs are hawks in the wild, and cats and dogs in suburban areas.
Baby galahs can become prey to pythons and quolls.
