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		<title>Pet Birds &#8211; Be Careful of Heavy Metal Poisoning</title>
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The heavy metals of concern include lead, zinc, cadmium, and mercury. There are actually a large number of heavy metals, but most are so scarce they are of little significance. There is one metal, calcium that is required by the body in large amounts. Calcium is essentially non-toxic.
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