DOVEScot Posted October 3, 2008 Report Posted October 3, 2008 When birds are dying daily from an unknown cause then its got way beyond the stage of asking members what might be the root cause. You need to get to a vet ASAP and I'm pleased you are doing that today. In the meantime try and seperate sickly-looking birds from the rest - and I think culling them is the best option here (bar one perhaps, for euthanising for autopsy). You need to clean and disinfect everything. A drinking water steriliser would also be a must. I totally agree that the best thing about the site is the help from other fanciers when you have problems with your birds, but when it is as serious as dying within 24 hours, although it could be circovirus, , paratyphoid, streptococci bovis, salmonella, paramyxo or poison etc but although the first thing would be to isolate the birds, also keep the rest quarantined and as as you say, as soon as possible take a live ill or suspect bird to be euthanized for post mortem The vets, even good avian ones will probably prescribe the likes of Baytril with is a broad spectrum antibiotic to kick start the process and then from the lab cultures which can take days to receive the results sometimes, they will then prescribe the best coarse of action to take :-/ Sadly 3 years ago we learned the hard
Guest Posted December 6, 2008 Report Posted December 6, 2008 have the birds lost there body and has there sh-- watery and sticky
just ask me Posted December 6, 2008 Report Posted December 6, 2008 all the best hope everything works out
hotrod Posted December 6, 2008 Report Posted December 6, 2008 Hi mate good mluck hope you get it fixed,fungus in crop could be the the problem though but better get a pigeon vet or call rod adams scribe in BHW.
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