How to care for bats with gingival problems
Futtervorbereitung // food preparation
(Gudrun Becker
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www.bund-fledermauszentrum-hannover.de)
Every day the white soft mealworms and cocoons are sorted in order to offer them to animals with tooth / gingival problems.
Victims of a tree felling can have splinters even in the mouth!
Bats are eating soft cocoons:
Bat gets special food:
2 bats get male bee brood:
Bat eats drone brood on its own
Despite the independence, the bat face is to be carefully cleaned afterwards with a damp cotton swab.
Male bee brood
Drohnenbrut // drone brood
(Gudrun Becker
/
www.bund-fledermauszentrum-hannover.de)
Male bee brood is proper to feed bats with gingival proplems.
Book: The Rehabilitation and Captive Care of Insectivorous Bats by Amanda Lollar
The Rehabilitation and Captive Care of Insectivorous Bats by Amanda Lollar
(Foto vom Buch: Gudrun Becker
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https://batworld.org/)
We recommend the book "The Rehabilitation and Captive Care of Insectivorous Bats" by Amanda Lollar. Here you can order the book.
Contact
BUNDchen Fledermaus am Telefon // BUNDchen Fledermaus at the phone
(Carina Bach
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www.bund-fledermauszentrum-hannover.de)
For medical treatment information about bats please contact Bat World Sanctuary.
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