what is the best treatment for resprotery infectio

[fletch]

can u tell me what is the best treatment for a reprotry infection,

as 1 of my young birds has returned after a few days seems to be weasing and has like a darker wottles than normal.

he is in quarintine,

 

also would it be wise to treat the others just incase this was a reason for him haveing a few days out?

[Guest slugmonkey]

I use doxycyclene for res

[Guest briancol]

use doxycycline but try getting hold of it without a vets prescription, seems you cant, i couldnt anyway.

[fletch]

thanks

[Guest slugmonkey]

doxy redialy avaible here

[Guest bigda]

saunavil

[hotrod]

IT ALL DEPENDS ON WHAT INFECTION IT IS  different treatments for different diseases.

[Guest briancol]

slugmonkey wheres here? i'd be interested to know.

[paddymac]

IT ALL DEPENDS ON WHAT INFECTION IT IS  different treatments for different diseases.

 

I think the answer to this is in the title of the thread.

[GREENLANDS_]

Doxy-T - A blend of Doxycycline and Tylan. Recommended by veterinarians worldwide as the medication of choice to treat and manage the respiratory infection complex during racing.

Respiratory infection

a 5 - 15-day course of Doxy-T is given. If respiratory infection purely due to Chlamydia has been a problem, Doxy-T can be replaced by doxycycline 12%. The course of Doxy-T or doxycycline 12% should be completed 2 - 3 weeks before the first race and should be followed by a 2 -3 -day course of Probac. It is best, though not essential,

This is the views of Dr Colin Walker Australian pigeon company.

[terry mccarthy]

tyladox or tromexin

[ch pied]

even ( SPECTRADOX )  its another old 1, like the rest that's mentioned

[hotrod]

 

I think the answer to this is in the title of the thread.

and??????????????? just because a bird has a dirty wattle does not say what infection it has, has it?

as in ALL infections antibiotics /treatments treat for different things .