Green Wattery Droppings

[Guest nikkimass35]

Hi all after some advice. i moved my birds into my new loft last wednesday. And since them there droppings are green some dark green and watery, Could it be the stress off moving coursing this. The birds were healthy prior to moving and some raced the weekend before i moved taking 2nd club and also getting a fed position from a very hard france race. All birds have been treated for cocci. Anyone have any ideas. Thanks for reading Mass

[Guest spin cycle]

hard to say. but if the birds are 'coming well' and have just had a hard race then i think you're right...its probably a bit of stress. are the birds alright in themselves? mind you if you were doing that well...why change things ?

[Guest nikkimass35]

hard to say. but if the birds are 'coming well' and have just had a hard race then i think you're right...its probably a bit of stress. are the birds alright in themselves?

 

Hi ya. Birds seem ok, They are not going light or anything. Some are making nests and had a egg laid this evening. Hoping it will clear up soon.

[Guest strapper]

Hi all after some advice. i moved my birds into my new loft last wednesday. And since them there droppings are green some dark green and watery, Could it be the stress off moving coursing this. The birds were healthy prior to moving and some raced the weekend before i moved taking 2nd club and also getting a fed position from a very hard france race. All birds have been treated for cocci. Anyone have any ideas. Thanks for reading Mass

 

there can be a number of issues with green watery droppings.

have you changed feed(more peas)or oily seeds or given them some multi vit product.etc

try some bi carb in the water to see if the problem changes

 

i would guess without seeing them that the green is dark?

if the symptoms persist i would have a droppings test done.

[Guest spin cycle]

Hi ya. Birds seem ok, They are not going light or anything. Some are making nests and had a egg laid this evening. Hoping it will clear up soon.

 

the person who advized to switch lofts wasn't behind you in the race by chance i often find a bit of barley helps droppings

[Guest nikkimass35]

there can be a number of issues with green watery droppings.

have you changed feed(more peas)or oily seeds or given them some multi vit product.etc

try some bi carb in the water to see if the problem changes

 

i would guess without seeing them that the green is dark?

if the symptoms persist i would have a droppings test done.

 

Hi. I have not changed food, But i have noticed they are not eating as much as they normally do, but they still fill well when you handle them not going light or anything

 

the person who advized to switch lofts wasn't behind you in the race by chance i often find a bit of barley helps droppings

Thanks i will try barley and see how they go

[Guest spin cycle]

don't go all barley..just add a little in..don't change your ration to quickly JMO best of luck

[Guest strapper]

Hi. I have not changed food, But i have noticed they are not eating as much as they normally do, but they still fill well when you handle them not going light or anything

 

 

Thanks i will try barley and see how they go

 

sorry didnt read it properly ,i see youve already said about the darkness in the droppings.

 

ive heard a few state about these green droppings and off food.

if it was myself with this problem i would have a check on the droppings..if only to put your mind at rest.

all the best in sorting it.

[Tony C]

There's been quite a few reports of this (green watery droppings) going on in the South East. Should any die on you get it of to a good vet and put them on Amoxicillin till you get the results back.

[sapper756]

I would never advocate for such changes during the season, if your birds were flying well, it would have been better to leave such changes to the end of the season, any way, I hope they pick up for youhttp://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif