Wheezing in a canary is not an uncommon disorder and is usually due to
the effects of a cold. It may also be due to an overfat condition. If
either of these conditions are present, treat as indicated. Otherwise,
write us giving full details.
If you have a particular canary problem not fully covered in these
pages, write to us explaining in detail what the problem is, what you
are doing for your canary, and what you have been feeding him. We will
send you our best advice without cost or obligation. Please enclose
stamp for reply. Address: Bird, The R. T. French Company, Rochester 9,
N. Y.
_Index_
B
Baldness 66
Bathing 10
Bird gravel 9
Blindness 66
Breeding cages and nests 55
Breeding problems 58
Broken bones 67
Broken feathers 67
Buying a canary 5
C
Cage 6
Cage care 7
Cats 11
Chills and colds 67
Color bred canaries 64
Color feeding 10
Constipation 67
Cutting beak and claws 68
D
Dainties 8
Diarrhoea 67
E
Egg-binding 59
Egg food 10
Escaped bird 11
Exercise and play 11
F
First nest 57
Fits--paroxysms 68
G
Green food 9
I
Insect food 10
L
Loss of song 68
M
Mating 57
Mice 12
Mites 69
Moulting--loss of feathers 69
N
Nervous tics 70
Nestlings, care of 57
Non-feeding hen 59
O
Obesity 70
P
Perches 6
S
Second nest 58
Selecting birds for breeding 55
Sexing canaries 64
Shipping a canary 12
Slip claw 64
Soft moult 70
Sore eyes 70
Sore feet and legs 70
Sweating hen 59
T
Taming a canary 12
V
Vitamin B{~SUBSCRIPT ONE~}{~SUBSCRIPT TWO~} Supplement 7
W
Wheezing 71
Wild seeds 9