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might be of interest to the forum have a look item number 220275216471
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might be of interest to the forum have a look item number 220275216471


They say you can get almost anything on Ebay

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayI.....275216471%26_fvi%3D1


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I wouldn't bother - its cheaper getting a vet to do it - and have a proper job done
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They say you can get almost anything on Ebay

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayI.....275216471%26_fvi%3D1


your spot on mate always good for a bargain
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I wouldn't bother - its cheaper getting a vet to do it - and have a proper job done


aye and your vet can give specific treatment for infections ectra and tell you what is effective a test in itself is only half of the remedy, most swabs for microplasma need to be grown on petri dishes , vets that specialise are worth there weight in gold


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I wouldn't bother - its cheaper getting a vet to do it - and have a proper job done


It would be good if all vet's were up on avian treatment but they are not, some of these testing centres are very good, again not all


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That one on e-bay is an amateur trying to make some money

and if you haven't got a microscope - how are you going to know he's not pulling a fast one
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That one on e-bay is an amateur trying to make some money

and if you haven't got a microscope - how are you going to know he's not pulling a fast one


That may be true but not all vets are good and not all testing stations are bad, time and feedback normally sorts them out from the rest, do you not think vets are capable of pulling fast ones as well

Although reading it more in this case you may be right


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He has no feed back for testing droppings
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That may be true but not all vets are good and not all testing stations are bad, time and feedback normally sorts them out from the rest, do you not think vets are capable of pulling fast ones as well

Although reading it more in this case you may be right


The vets i use are used by Defra and specialist in animal health and specialise in Avian , there very welcoming and very thorough , money well spent as can pay far more treating blind with no effect by time you go to vet it could be too late , so total cost for treating then cost of pigeons on top , would never be worth less than a vet would charge . However i have heard of bad vets there the ones that usualy dont specialise in avian .


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He has no feed back for testing droppings


Like I said you are probably right, if you look at his other items for sale he looks a bit suspect but you never know


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The vets i use are used by Defra and specialist in animal health and specialise in Avian , there very welcoming and very thorough , money well spent as can pay far more treating blind with no effect by time you go to vet it could be too late , so total cost for treating then cost of pigeons on top , would never be worth less than a vet would charge . However i have heard of bad vets there the ones that usualy dont specialise in avian .


Totally agree, I had a huge problem 3 years ago and would always use an Avian vet, luckily I am equally between Perth and Edinburgh where they have both DEFRA and good avian vets


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Best to use johnny11 from this site great service
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