Going light

[leishie]

hi

do u think y/bs going light should be killed or are they worth curing? if so what a good cure?

[Guest peter.j]

hi

do u think y/bs going light should be killed or are they worth curing? if so what a good cure?

in my opinion only you can say if there worth trying to save...........pete

 

 

[Guest Grasshopper Lofts]

hi

do u think y/bs going light should be killed or are they worth curing? if so what a good cure?

 

hi i have had a few that have had this despite several treatments with going light tablets they never seemed to pick up so eventually went to pigeon heaven i have one now that im hoping picks up. I will always try my best to save them but as im a novice maybe this is wrong but there are more clued up people on here that will give better advice.

[ChrisMaidment08]

thats the answer in one

[Tony C]

In my experience they're not worth saving. I would put it out of its misery and have a vet find the cause of it going light.

[OLDYELLOW]

hi, these birds that are going light whats there droppings like ?

[Guest strapper]

there are a big number of reasons ur birds can go light so a vet is best and dont leave it too late...ur save urself on money and birds if detected early.

[Guest Grasshopper Lofts]

with mine it always starts with sour crop so i treat that but they still loose weight until they are very thin even after treating with going light tabs. The one i have now broke it leg which has now healed but has gotten very thin

[Tony C]

leishie & damian contact this vet http://www.poultryhealthcentre.com/mainpages/practice.htm (D Parsons) mobile and text:- 07811 155387 you will find him more than helpful

[Guest Grasshopper Lofts]

leishie & damian contact this vet http://www.poultryhealthcentre.com/mainpages/practice.htm (D Parsons) mobile and text:- 07811 155387 you will find him more than helpful

 

thanks tony