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Comprehensive veterinary services boost falcon safety at 2026 International Auction

The National Center for Wildlife Development is providing advanced veterinary care to ensure the health and safety of falcons at the 2026 International Falcon Farms Auction.

Comprehensive veterinary services boost falcon safety at 2026 International Auction

The National Center for Wildlife Development is bolstering falcon safety at the upcoming 2026 International Falcon Farms Auction through advanced veterinary services. The center, located in Malham, north of Riyadh, is offering a comprehensive suite of specialized veterinary services to enhance the health and safety of falcons participating in the event, organized at the center's facilities.

Spanning a 21-day period, the center will provide state-of-the-art diagnostic and care services to meet the needs of participating falcons. These services include comprehensive health examinations, diagnostic imaging like digital radiography for precise injury detection, and specialized procedures such as endoscopy and laparoscopy for advanced intervention.

Blood tests and screenings for viruses and bacteria are also conducted to monitor the falcon's health status and early disease detection. A team of specialized medical professionals and advanced equipment support these processes, ensuring top-tier care for the falcons. This initiative not only raises the health standards of falcons but also elevates the quality of services for farms, falconers, and participants.

The 2026 International Falcon Farms Auction serves as a specialized platform for breeders, falconers, and buyers to showcase their birds in dedicated pavilions and engage in live competitive auctions. Participants can choose from a variety of breeds and top-tier stock, with additional sections dedicated to falconry supplies.

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