Yes, Teflon, or polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), can be dangerous to birds. When heated to 530° F (280° Celsius) or higher, PTFE-coated non-stick cookware and other products release a clear, odorless gas that is toxic to birds. Birds are more susceptible to PTFE poisoning because they have a highly efficient respiratory system and are sensitive to inhaled toxins.
Yes, birds can have seizures from Teflon poisoning. Other signs of Teflon poisoning include:
Agitation, Rapid or labored...
Teflon Poisoning in Birds
Yes, birds can have seizures from Teflon poisoning. Other signs of Teflon poisoning include:
Agitation, Rapid or labored...
Teflon Poisoning in Birds