WI Rehabilitation - Wildlife Care - Care & Feeding - Nutrition

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Home Rehabilitation Wildlife Care Care & Feeding Nutrition Rept. & Amphib.


	Nutrition
	Birds
	Mammals
	Reptiles & Amphibians
	Emaciation Protocol
	Energy Requirements
	Foraging Enrichment
	Supplies

Reptiles and amphibians, unlike mammals and birds, are not nurtured or fed by their parents. Upon hatching, they are independent and capable of self-feeding and food recognition. Like all other animals, their captive diets must reflect their wild diets.

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