Impact of novastar on the haematological profiles of the rose- ringed parakeet

An experiment to assess the impact of novastar on the hematology of the rose-ringed parakeet, Psittacula krameri, in both sexes resulted 14.32 plus minus 1.47, 10.12 plus minus 0.68, 12.40 plus minus 0.41 and 12.28 plus minus 0.42 for males, whereas for the females, they were 12.08 plus minus 0.55, 12.04 plus minus 0.50, 11.34 plus minus 0.18 and 10.80 plus minus 0.28. It was evident that the initial doses resulted in an abrupt cessation of the feeding efficacy, followed by the reduction in the (%) hemoglobin values, past 12 h, the haemoglobin values were comparable owing to an enhanced immunological tolerance and restoration of the bone marrow tissue.