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I tried looking for paratyphoid vaccine but I have had no success, only found PMV and pigeon pox vaccine, we always do our birds in october after the breeding season

Aye, but it's like the Waltons at our house :'( :'( :'(

£15 = $30 us

Glenrothes, Fife

Cheers

Have to agree, I use Bullguard as well and it covers my three computers

Who, sorry I missed the link out http://www.everythingforpets.com/_apos_2_in_1_apos_pmv_pox_pigeon_vaccine.pet/use.id.5.item_id.852.dept.162/

It seems nobody has, even the other fanciers I know that are not on the site :-/

We inject every year for PMV, the bird showed no other signs of ill heath, he always got a dirty wattle when feeding, his droppings were fine and his throat was clear and normal colour, his youngster is also looking really healthy as well, I have caged it just in case so I can keep a eye on it I may try and use this product this year, a combined vaccine injection for PMV and pigeon pox http://www.everythingforpets.com/_apos_2_in_1_apos_pmv_pox_pigeon_vaccine.pet/use.id.5.item_id.852.dept.162/ Also I have a cock in the loft that feeds anything that comes near it, I have seen him feed five youngsters on the loft floor, he has a yellow wattle as well

Still serving my time like all the rest of us, cannae be good at everything but at least I try. Maybe someday i will be as old and wise as you sir :-/ I euthanised it this morning as the eyes looked like they are well damaged inside, actually looked like they were disintigrating, hopefully a one off, no other birds have any signs of ailments. Just wondering if it has pecked at something poisonous while out flying :-/

I just thought that someone on the site would have experienced this before, and looking for help, never realised it was in both eyes till I checked tonight when I finnished, Chickadee bathed it with a teabag as someone suggested and also tcp as someone suggested, £90 is a lot to fork out for a bird that has had a poke in the eye but nothing if it is a problem that could effect all out birds, so far only this one Two eyes effected is definately not due to damage as the bird has been isolated in a cage since yesterday

Cheers will try that tomorrow http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1046454 It looks like a trip to the vet if I cannot find a solution

Luckily it was last year when diesel was cheaper

Yes I have one that is blind in one eye from an injury, probably send it for post mortem in any other birds show the same signs

I reported one and a guy from aberdeen turned up in a taxi, gobsmacked untill he explained it was his taxi :B :B :B Still 240 mile round trip :-/

Yes, just would really like to know what caused this to happen, no other birds seem to be affected

Yes in both eyes

Definately no reaction in the eye

Both eyes yellow today and bird sitting hunched up, totally puzzled no one I know has ever heard of this

It is more yellow than bloodshot

Cheers

Hopefully as he is a cracking cock

The second eyelid is moving, it is definately the eyeball that is infected or damaged

No other birds have any problems that I have noticed, I will have a good look at them tomorrow