HeatherG
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One liter Oral rehydration drink (like pedialyte or Gatorade)
Mix the dry ingredients. Add a half-teaspoon (2.5 ml) of table salt and 2 tablespoons (30 ml, or 6 teaspoons) of sugar into a clean container.
Add one liter of clean drinking water. If you cannot measure out a liter, add four metric cups or about 4¼ US cups of water (a metric cup is 250 ml, each US cup is about 237 ml). Only use clean water.
Stir well and drink. Use a spoon or whisk to mix the ORS powder into the water. After a minute or so of vigorous stirring, the solution should be completely dissolved. Now, it is ready to drink.
I have given birds this or sugar water in an emergency, using an eyedropper or pipette or tiny straw. I held the bird in a normal sitting position so they could swallow .
If you’re going to keep this for more than a day, bring to a boil, cook, put in your fridge.
Mix the dry ingredients. Add a half-teaspoon (2.5 ml) of table salt and 2 tablespoons (30 ml, or 6 teaspoons) of sugar into a clean container.
Add one liter of clean drinking water. If you cannot measure out a liter, add four metric cups or about 4¼ US cups of water (a metric cup is 250 ml, each US cup is about 237 ml). Only use clean water.
Stir well and drink. Use a spoon or whisk to mix the ORS powder into the water. After a minute or so of vigorous stirring, the solution should be completely dissolved. Now, it is ready to drink.
I have given birds this or sugar water in an emergency, using an eyedropper or pipette or tiny straw. I held the bird in a normal sitting position so they could swallow .
If you’re going to keep this for more than a day, bring to a boil, cook, put in your fridge.
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