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Forum  ›  Health & Feeding  ›  Help - What's wrong with my bird?  ›  birds are dying Moderators: OLDYELLOW
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OLDYELLOW
October 2, 2008, 7:44pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator

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so stock birds are effected as well ?            is there any safflower in your corn and how / where do you store it ?


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joshdonlan
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are the birds in different lofts and are they in contact with eachother i.e ybs with stock and old birds?


http://forum.pigeonbasics.com/m-1229456900/

A few bits and bobs for around the loft.
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if its prisoner stock affected then its summit you carried in if no new birds been added
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is it only prisoner stock affected or all birds ?
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OLDYELLOW
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is there saflower in your corn mix ? and how / where are you storing it ?


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October 2, 2008, 7:47pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator
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thanks to every one best see the vet in the morning
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Whereabouts are you bobtail. Someone might be able to recommend a good vet near you, sounds as if you’ve got to move fast on this one.


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good luck mate hope you get it sorted
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let us know how you get on
hope it gets better quickly
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OLDYELLOW
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id see a vet 100 % but if there been poisoned via there corn then best to check there corn , sometimes when safflower and sunflower seeds arent stored right they go mouldy internaly and this can kill your birds so storing corn in a dry place free from damp is a must, the seeds look visabily ok but are mouldy internaly


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he asked for any idea's that's all people are doing giving idea's/opinions nothing wrong with that but you are correct i would get to a vet asap


Your right, I just find it odd when the only symptom is the birds dying fast and wet droppings we guess the illness when the only sure way is to get it tested as soon as possible


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jimmy white
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could be a few things,, i would say vet a s a p ,[,live one for them to use as pm ,or feshly died one.or both]
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i think the guy asked to see if there was anything he could do, to slow or stop this till he gets to the vet.
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im trying to get there normaly black minerals will stabilise there guts or crushed charcoal on corn with yoghurt if poisioned , but if the corn is the source wont help putting anything on it


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van Roberts
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sorry to hear your birds are dying. you hav'nt had mice or rats about soiling in your pigeon food ?just a idea
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get them, checked m8 sounds bad hope you dont lose too heavily, i had paratyphoid in the loft about 2.5 year ago an it near enough wiped me out, best of luck
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my dad had this problem at beginning of the season he took them to a vet who soon cured it thats wats prob best for you mate
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streppticocci bovis i bet its rife drink a lot of water droppings go from mush to water and a lot of it then slime green birds weight falls off in no time they start to hunch then drop dead
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Quoted from OLDYELLOW
im trying to get there normaly black minerals will stabilise there guts or crushed charcoal on corn with yoghurt if poisioned , but if the corn is the source wont help putting anything on it



Black minerals are always worth a try till he can get a proper diagnosis.
Good advice.


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terry mccarthy
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and thats in 24 to 48 hours that birds are effected
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