Used or new van, station wagon-to transport birds and or cages, equipment and food
Hardware, lumber and wire mash-to help build outdoor aviaries

Bulk Seed &Grain: Buckwheat, Cracked Corn, Flax Seed, Millet (red/white/golden), Hemp Seed, Milo, Thistle Seed, Hulled Oats, Peanuts (raw in shell), Pine Nuts, Rape Seed, Red Chili Peppers,
Pumpkin Seed, 
Whole Wheat, Whole Mixed Nuts.
Fresh, Frozen & Dry fruits & Vegetables 
Harrison Lifetime Course, ZuPrem (med/large), Laffeber Nutraberries (Macaw). 

Environmental thermometer-useful for determining the temperature inside the hospital cage
Small zip-lock bags-use to hold samples, such as unusual droppings, vomited material, 
objects the bird had been chewing on, etc.
Towels and washcloths-for wrapping and securing bird
Rubber Gloves-for handling sick birds
Penlight or small flashlight-to enable better illumination so that bird can be better evaluated
Magnifying Glass or Jewelers Loupe-Provides magnification so that the bird can be better visualized
Scissors-for cutting tape, bandages, strings or objects wrapped around the toes
Hemostat-to remove broken blood feathers or other materials
Tweezers (forceps)-good quality to pull or remove splinters or other materials
Wire cutters-in case bird would get wrapped in wire or caught in chain or bell on toy
Needle nose pliers-can remove blood feathers, unbend chains or quick links that birds may
get caught
Toenail Clippers-good quality clippers to trim broken or shattered nail
Nail Files-blunt end to round off rough edges of cracked toenail or beak
Stockinet-looks like sock material, can be used by placing bird in stockinet to keep from
thrashing and
to keep wings close to body, the bird can breathe through the material if necessary. 
Splints- (tongue depressors, Popsicle sticks, small round sticks) can be used to help stabilize
a fractured wing or leg by incorporating into a bandage, an aid before transport to the 
veterinary hospital..
Antiseptic Towelettes-use to disinfect hands
Gauze pads-for covering wounds or burns
Cotton balls- for cleansing
Q-tips-for cleaning out small wounds, swabbing out mouth, getting material out of mouth
Rubbing Alcohol or Alcohol Swabs-for cleaning skin
Ophthalmic ointment-can be useful in ocular emergencies.  
Artificial tears or contact lens wetting solution-can be used to flush, moisten or lubricate the
eyes
Aloe vera-100% pure can be used for minor burns, many human preparations available  
Sterile Saline-can be used to flush wounds, moisten sterile dressings, flush the nostrils  
Micro pore Tape- paper surgical tape, bandage material that can used to hold gauze or splint
in place
Vet Wrap- available from veterinary supply, tape that has good holding ability and sticks to
itself and not the skin, useful for bandaging or splint application
Tegaderm dressing-helps healing for burns and certain wounds, available from veterinarians
Liquid Bandage or super glue-can be used for emergency skin repair
Blood clotting powder-commercially available products such as Quick Stop, Styptic powder, Monsel’s
Powder, Clotisol.  
Silver Nitrate Sticks-can be useful for bleeding nails, use with caution on bleeding feather
follicles or skin wounds  
Pepto-Bismol or Kaopectate-can be used in certain cases of gastrointestinal disturbances,
toxin ingestion.
Various sizes of syringes-can be used for oral feedings or flushing’s of wounds or eyes
Pedialyte or some type of oral electrolyte or revitalizing solution-used to hydrate dehydrated
or stressed birds,
be certain to keep checking the expiration date.
Hand feeding formula or human baby food-may be used to provide nutritional support to
birds that are not eating
through hand feeding, syringe or spoon
Probiotics-can be useful in the alleviation of stress or used as an adjunct to antibiotic therapy

Parrot toys & Toy Parts
Ropes & Chain
Natural Light Bulbs
Disinfectants (bleach, white vinegar)
Cleaning Supplies (mops, brooms, bath towels, wash cloths, scrubbers, rubber gloves) 
Unscented Baby Wipes
Trash Bags
Paper Towels