What do you do with a injured baby owl?

Answer 1

Call your local fish and game or wildlife service. They have all the equipment to take care of it. Above all, don't keep it. There are laws in place that could get you in a lot of trouble for keeping a wild animal.

Answer 2

Depends how it is dying. From age, you cannot do anything. The best thing to do for an injury, broken bone, or infection is to bring it to a Wildlife Rescue center.

If bleeding, stop the bleeding and wash wound with water. Keep wound clean.

If broken bone, dont let the owl make it worse.

In the end, bringingg it to the Wildlife Rescure center is the best option.

Answer 3

Depends on where it is hurt, how badly, and how big the wound is. First, if it is bloody, wash the wound with water to examine better. If it is non stop bleeding, put gauze, cotton, or cloth on wound and press down gently. Keep the wound clean. If the owl is All jumpy and the injury is ok, it may be ready for release. Release where you found it.

If an eye injury, bring it to a shelter. Do not use human eyedrops.

But, best is to bring it to a wildlife rescue habitat where professionals can take care of it. They know what they do best.

Answer 4

The best way how to feed an inured baby owl is to cut up very small pieces of meat such as beef. The next step is to place it on a stick and offer it to the owl to eat.