Check that it is still breathing. Check for bleeding - any severe bleeding needs to be stopped by applying pressure to the wound. Treat for shock. Consult your vet as soon as possible. Treatment for shock Initially despite the trauma of injury or orphanage, there may be little evidence of shock.
Symptoms often develop progressively.
The most obvious symptoms of shock are that the animal is cold and has rapid pulse or breathing. A bird may have its feathers 'fluffed up' and a marsupial may be shivering. Warmth Provide warmth immediately. Use a hot water bottle, plastic drink container or heat pad. Incandescent lightglobes, preferably blue or green bulbs of 25-40 Watt, are ideal for birds.