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what kind of bird? i would pop it in a nice dark box for a couple of hours and see if it picks up if it does have a broken wing it will be holding it down and at an angle try and get in touch with corvid he has a lot to do with wildlife

clare

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let it go outside (away from the cat).

it'll most likely die of shock.

my cats bring in all sorts of live things we just let them go, they'll have a better chance outside most likely.

i tried looking after a few, they all just died. very nervous creatures and once they go through an ordeal like almost being eaten they very rarely survive.

take it to the vets of you want, but i wouldn't bother. after the stress of being captured by a predator, shut up in a box and pulled around by the vet i doubt it'll live.

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it's either a baby blue tit or maybe a baby green finch hard to tell, just keep it warm, quite and dark and see if it improves
Clare

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I must admit I have learned not to try and rescue them unless they are in very good shape when I get them from the cats.
I have 8 cats and they bring in alsorts from blue tits to huge rabbits.
If they are youngsters I tend to tell the cat to take it outside and put it out of it's agony.
One of my cats brings in quite big rabbits. He isn't able to kill them so he drags them into our bedroom and lets them go. We end up chasing the damn things all over the bedroom half the day. He brings them in through the catflap. I'm regretting putting the flap in as all we hear now is 'clank, clank, clank' all day.

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Sax

Got too many to mention!!!!!!

Stupidity is no excuse for bad behaviour.
I know many stupid people that don't behave badly!!!!!

looks like a young great tit to me. we have loads of tits about ere and if they hit the windows a few mins in a warm hand does them on there way but if the cat has had it will be a bit dogde.

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i've saved a couple of birds over the past few years.

best thing to do is leave it somewhere dark and warm overnight, and if it's alive in the morning, try giving it some bread crumbs or boiled egg yolk. if anything would work, it'd be that. the vet will probably put it down before you even give it a chance. we saved a blue tit this way.

let us know what happens

hope this helps

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