jock3 Posted February 4, 2009 Report Posted February 4, 2009 one of our stock hens has went light , gave her going light tablet , eating again but still light , not paired up yet
Guest strapper Posted February 4, 2009 Report Posted February 4, 2009 one of our stock hens has went light , gave her going light tablet , eating again but still light , not paired up yet jock try some sulphur based medication, like terymycin,i know its prescibed by vets for going light.
hotrod Posted February 4, 2009 Report Posted February 4, 2009 one of our stock hens has went light , gave her going light tablet , eating again but still light , not paired up yet Usually the dropings are the best way of pinpointing what is wrong,What colour/ texture are the dropings?
oldguy Posted February 4, 2009 Report Posted February 4, 2009 see if this link helps to find the problem http://www.abbey-vetgroup.co.uk/enteritis_(birds).htm kev
OLDYELLOW Posted February 4, 2009 Report Posted February 4, 2009 http://www.chevita.com/en/pigeons/symptoms/index.php
Roland Posted February 4, 2009 Report Posted February 4, 2009 have others gone the same? Seems not, so as Asha would probably advise... don't mate her up, and give her plenty of air.... Between the neck and shoulders. Sure you may bolster her up. What for? to breed inferior races / stock. First loss is best loss I say.
weecunny Posted February 4, 2009 Report Posted February 4, 2009 survival of the fittest if the case then why do we all treat for this and that surly the fittest wont get ill anyway
Guest bigda Posted February 5, 2009 Report Posted February 5, 2009 jock if you want to save her get some batril in to her, get it from the vet and never mind the numptys 3 days on it and she will be as right as rain i wish there maw and pa would have rung there necks when they had the measles ,chicken pox,scarlet fever, shingles, hoop cough, scabies, that would have been a result ;D
Guest Posted February 5, 2009 Report Posted February 5, 2009 jock if you want to save her get some batril in to her, get it from the vet and never mind the numptys 3 days on it and she will be as right as rain i wish there maw and pa would have rung there necks when they had the measles ,chicken pox,scarlet fever, shingles, hoop cough, scabies, that would have been a result ;D
Guest Posted February 5, 2009 Report Posted February 5, 2009 SORRY ABOUT THE LAST REPLY,GOT DISTRACTED.I WOULD BIN THEM BEFORE I HAD TO USE BATRILL.END OFF. ;)
peterpau Posted February 5, 2009 Report Posted February 5, 2009 jock if you want to save her get some batril in to her, get it from the vet and never mind the numptys 3 days on it and she will be as right as rain i wish there maw and pa would have rung there necks when they had the measles ,chicken pox,scarlet fever, shingles, hoop cough, scabies, that would have been a result ;D Coxoid in the water or appertex for me job done. I do love that last comment though.
jock3 Posted February 5, 2009 Author Report Posted February 5, 2009 gave her half a flagel . now flying again
Guest anto Posted February 5, 2009 Report Posted February 5, 2009 gave her half a flagel . now flying again glad shes coming around 4 you i would have put her in the bin i know it can be hard at times but some times its the best answer think of the other birds just my thoughts
jimmy white Posted February 6, 2009 Report Posted February 6, 2009 many years ago we used to use the phrase "going light" as a specific desease,,the cause of a pigeon going light can be many,, cocci ,canker, etc etc , but if flagyl has cured it,, its been a touch of canker ,,i suspect the going light tablet was white sesqui,, which is bi-carb of soda
Guest Posted February 6, 2009 Report Posted February 6, 2009 SORRY ABOUT THE LAST REPLY,GOT DISTRACTED.I WOULD BIN THEM BEFORE I HAD TO USE BATRILL.END OFF. ;) next time you need to go to the doctor let me now ill ring your neck and put you in the bin. :-/.we all need medication at some time of our lifes .
blackswan Posted February 6, 2009 Report Posted February 6, 2009 i would treat for worms all the birds that is and burn the floor with a gas torch making sure every thing is nice and dry giving plenty of grit and minerals
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