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Hi i have noticed in my stock loft that one of the pigeons tumbles over if it is in a rush, say for instance i pick it up and place it in its box it falls over like it doesn't know were its feet are then when it calms down it walks around pretty much ok. has anybody got any ideas the other birds in the loft seem fine.

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Without looking for anything sinister I would suggest lack of calcium,try half a calcium tablet,or syringe 20ml or so of milk into it's crop.

Put calcium into search bar,there will be some info there.

Lindsay

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is it a hen ??? has she just laid or due to lay ???

 

No its a cock bird, the hen he is paired to looks and feels fine =. thoug i suppose you can't tell what is going on inside.

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No its a cock bird, the hen he is paired to looks and feels fine =. thoug i suppose you can't tell what is going on inside.

it is feed ing 16 day old young birds these also look ok.

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:emoticon-0167-beer:

BIN AM AFRAID. :animatedpigeons::animatedpigeons:

hi tooty what are you doing tonight am sitting with ma wee half and my pipe a got a wee bit of my dookit built today looking nice so far the only thing is a run out of nails have you any spare al pay the postage

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Hi i have noticed in my stock loft that one of the pigeons tumbles over if it is in a rush, say for instance i pick it up and place it in its box it falls over like it doesn't know were its feet are then when it calms down it walks around pretty much ok. has anybody got any ideas the other birds in the loft seem fine.

 

Sorry did i miss somthing, who mentioned Wet droppings ?? maybe my laptop running slow, :( :(

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Have seen a pigeon act similar to this, it contacted PMV as a youngster and survived but as an old bird every time he drove he's hen hard its neck started to contort and balance was a problem.

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He's sorted it , first problem was he was removing grit and therefore the strain on feeding was causing the old bird to be calcium deficient , this in turn made the young birds they were feeding wet feeders , so a simple change of events the old birds weren't getting the nutrients for them to do well and all the goodness was been tried to pump up the young birds , I told him to give a few things and I promised his droppings would be like marbles and they were the very next day and all birds returned back to normal :)

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He's sorted it , first problem was he was removing grit and therefore the strain on feeding was causing the old bird to be calcium deficient , this in turn made the young birds they were feeding wet feeders , so a simple change of events the old birds weren't getting the nutrients for them to do well and all the goodness was been tried to pump up the young birds , I told him to give a few things and I promised his droppings would be like marbles and they were the very next day and all birds returned back to normal :)

these few things you told him ?? tell others who might be in the same situation , and not brave enough to ask.?? :animatedpigeons:

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