Hello,
Although I'm afraid it's too late, but I'd like to know what is the general treatment for a care of a pigeon that seems to be in shock would be. We had found a infant pigeon (we'd say 2-3 month old judging from the fact that he didn't have any pin feathers) that seemed to be in shock. We don't know if he had been hit by a car or had some dieases. He was very lethargic,fluffed feathers, caulky yellow droppings(which I've never seen), and not eating and drinking at all. We had him over the weekend and felt it just had to take in something so we tryed giving it infant bird formula with the syringe. Next thing we knew he started breathing faster , got cold suddenly and just died on us.
We couldn't believe it! We feel so guilty that we might have done something wrong. Should we have just left him alone till he was better? How much longer could he have lasted without food or water? Any help would be appreciated .
Thanks
Although I'm afraid it's too late, but I'd like to know what is the general treatment for a care of a pigeon that seems to be in shock would be. We had found a infant pigeon (we'd say 2-3 month old judging from the fact that he didn't have any pin feathers) that seemed to be in shock. We don't know if he had been hit by a car or had some dieases. He was very lethargic,fluffed feathers, caulky yellow droppings(which I've never seen), and not eating and drinking at all. We had him over the weekend and felt it just had to take in something so we tryed giving it infant bird formula with the syringe. Next thing we knew he started breathing faster , got cold suddenly and just died on us.

We couldn't believe it! We feel so guilty that we might have done something wrong. Should we have just left him alone till he was better? How much longer could he have lasted without food or water? Any help would be appreciated .
Thanks