Animal Hospital of Casper - On Line

The Birds (wild!!)

Guess what I am?? I'll tell you in a couple of months!!

This little Sawhet Owl suffered a fracture wing (humerus). First x-ray is post surgical and the second x-ray is 3 months later - ready to remove the intramedullary pin.

Frank and Lois Layton with one of their "friends"? Bald Eagles demand all respect you can muster!! This eagle was released in the Lander area in the spring on 1999.

This Ferruginous Hawk suffered a major fracture to it's humerus. We are hopeful for its full recovery and release back to the Wyoming skies!

Click on the Heart to hear actual recording of this Hawk during surgery!

These pictures of the owl below can be enlarged by clicking on them!

This Great Horned Owl has a fracture of the radius and ulna of the left wing. The radiograph show the placement of an intramedullary pin (which will be removed in approximately 12 weeks). 

Theses pictures show the placement of an endotracheal tube which is used for supplying oxygen and isoflurane anesthetic agent during the surgical procedure.

Back by popular demand - Heart sounds for our monitor for this Great Horned Owl!

Not too common Osprey 

Wouldn't want to be a fish in his pond, would you?

All pictures are taken at La Ventana near La Paz, Baja, Mexico

The Audubon Online: Lots of information on wild birds and the Audubon Society