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One of the birds has pododermatitis, also known as bumblefoot, which is a bacterial infection and resulting inflammation of the feet caused by kakī suffering small cuts when they walk across hard or sharp surfaces, like rocks in their braided river-bed habitats, which then become infected. Whyte said staff at the hospital “removed a large plug of infected material from the kakī s foot, and stitched the resulting hole with some dissolving stitches”. The Dunedin Wildlife Hospital The kakī juveniles being treated for a wonky beak and bumblefoot at the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital. “It was also on a course of antibiotics which finished up last night. Everything is healing up really nicely; it must have been such a relief for the bird to have that plug removed. We re very happy with this patient s progress.”

Jordana whyteManahuna aorakiLiz brownTwizel department of conservationWildlife hospitalTwizel departmentஜோர்டானா வைட்லிஸ் பழுப்புவனவிலங்கு மருத்துவமனை