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Whether human injection syringe and Budgie feeding syringe are one and the same or is it different.

cant help you with this question as I let nature run its course, if the birds are meant to live they will. am sure hat someone will have the answer for you though

They are not the same. Human syringes have a needle on the end. When you buy for birds, they only have a small opening. It doesn't work otherwise. (My husband is diabetic and I give him 4 shot a day)

I'd hate to be him if you've argued the night before....

You might find a human oral syringe that would work. End might not be long enough though.

poohbear wrote:I'd hate to be him if you've argued the night before....

We don't argue.....to his credit......

dfcauley wrote:

poohbear wrote:I'd hate to be him if you've argued the night before....

We don't argue.....to his credit......

would you argue with a woman that gave you shots 4 times a day? thats why i give my shots my self.

james

I think she was talking about tequila Or some other hard shots...if so, I would ask for doubles...

Anyway, do you mean a syringe to actually poke through the skin or just for mouth feeding?

Thanks for all of your responses.

Sorry for not being that clear in my initial post, I meant human syringes without needles of 15 ml or 25 ml quantity.

They sell human syringes that have needles sold separately. You can use them without the needle part as a handfeeding syringe. I used them when I fostered once with no problems.

Thanks Lilbay.