http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/-t1.htm   Mon, 30 Nov 2009 19:41:30 GMT 10 http://i678.photobucket.com/albums/vv146/dogoen/rene7-1.jpg http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/-t1.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/pigeon-going-light-t1283.htm Amar i have a racer which has gone really light Ive try spartex tablets cocci in water going light tablets birds been wormed cankered and jab wot else could be causing this Pigeon Health and Feeding Sat, 07 Nov 2009 22:22:44 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/pigeon-going-light-t1283.htm#10390 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/pigeon-going-light-t1283.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/wheatgerm-oil-t1367.htm big pete whats the members views on wheatgerm oil, to improve fertility??? Pigeon Health and Feeding Mon, 30 Nov 2009 19:41:30 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/wheatgerm-oil-t1367.htm#10866 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/wheatgerm-oil-t1367.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/grapeseed-extract-t1254.htm loftman What do the members think of this product and has anyone tryed it Pigeon Health and Feeding Wed, 04 Nov 2009 20:04:57 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/grapeseed-extract-t1254.htm#10218 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/grapeseed-extract-t1254.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/feeding-t1247.htm Freebird http://www.birdhealth.com.au/bird/pigeon/race-feeding.html The fancier can recognise a race team that is in a negative energy balance by the following signs: no wing flapping in the early morning or after feeding. Disinterest in leaving loft or toss basket, lower lid laziness etc. The race team in negative energy balance (inadequate energy intake relative to the workload) is susceptible to illness, especially "respiratory" diseases. Pigeon Health and Feeding Tue, 03 Nov 2009 10:30:52 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/feeding-t1247.htm#10200 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/feeding-t1247.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/mold-in-the-jug-that-i-use-to-fill-my-waterer-s-t1132.htm adamant
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there is mold starting to form in the jug that i use to fill my waterer's. i use a juice jug to mix the meds and vitamins then poor it into my waterer's. i have well water that is un-chlorinated . will the mold hurt them?]]> Pigeon Health and Feeding Sat, 05 Sep 2009 12:20:01 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/mold-in-the-jug-that-i-use-to-fill-my-waterer-s-t1132.htm#9494 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/mold-in-the-jug-that-i-use-to-fill-my-waterer-s-t1132.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/mycoplasmosis-catarrh-ornithosis-infectious-catarrh-coryza-t955.htm lenwadebob In every instance these notes are a general guide only, if you are unsure of the illness, please seek the advice of a Vet. Mycoplasmosis Catarrh The chronical form of catarrh in pigeons often is called “Mycoplasmosis”. It is caused by a multiple infection with pathogens: bacteria (e.g. Cocci), viruses (e.g. Herpes) and pathogens which belong to the group of micoplasma organisms. It is assumed that mycoplasma causes severe conditions only in the presence of other infections. Pathogen/Cause: Outside ... Pigeon Health and Feeding Tue, 19 May 2009 05:23:19 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/mycoplasmosis-catarrh-ornithosis-infectious-catarrh-coryza-t955.htm#8110 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/mycoplasmosis-catarrh-ornithosis-infectious-catarrh-coryza-t955.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/continuous-production-may-extend-breeding-life-of-pigeons-t798.htm Freebird http://www.apexcorp.com/~rmangile/Pigeons/ContProd.html
Thumbs up]]> Pigeon Health and Feeding Tue, 17 Mar 2009 12:32:44 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/continuous-production-may-extend-breeding-life-of-pigeons-t798.htm#7010 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/continuous-production-may-extend-breeding-life-of-pigeons-t798.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/list-of-essential-medicines-and-supplements-in-your-cabinet-t56.htm Anonymous
What does other members keep and what would you say were the essentials :)]]> Pigeon Health and Feeding Sun, 28 Dec 2008 15:55:14 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/list-of-essential-medicines-and-supplements-in-your-cabinet-t56.htm#278 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/list-of-essential-medicines-and-supplements-in-your-cabinet-t56.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/nutrition-t720.htm Freebird http://www.tipplers.com/info/info/05021714_thought_for_the_novice.html]]> Pigeon Health and Feeding Wed, 04 Mar 2009 21:57:29 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/nutrition-t720.htm#6107 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/nutrition-t720.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/paramyxo-vaccine-t659.htm Amar is Nobivac / Nobilis Paramyxo vaccine any good to inject the birds with ]]> Pigeon Health and Feeding Thu, 19 Feb 2009 21:14:47 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/paramyxo-vaccine-t659.htm#5485 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/paramyxo-vaccine-t659.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/protein-lump-t607.htm Anonymous For some reason not fully explained pigeons develop lumps om their bodies, it is an individual problem and is connected with the glands and the pigeons inability to cope with proteins, just like fatty lumps They can be removed by tying a piece of thread round the base or left alone and they will fall off, pigeons seem to fully recover Pigeon Health and Feeding Wed, 11 Feb 2009 21:44:56 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/protein-lump-t607.htm#4607 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/protein-lump-t607.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/blown-crop-t603.htm Anonymous This is blown crop and can be treated by releasing the air by using a hypodermic needle the kind that fit on the end of syringes, clean the needle with surgical spirits Peirce the skin and gently let the air out gently, birds can take weeks to recover from the rupture that caused it, keep the bird as calm as you can, best to isolate it in a darkened area Pigeon Health and Feeding Tue, 10 Feb 2009 23:02:41 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/blown-crop-t603.htm#4568 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/blown-crop-t603.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/circo-virus-t608.htm Anonymous Cause and Symptoms - Because of the way this disease damages the immune system and seems to invite secondary infection, Circo Virus is sometimes called pigeon AIDS. Circo Virus damages the lymphocytes in the blood, which are closely associated with the immune system. With damaged lymphocytes, the pigeons become susceptible to secondary infections with other viruses, parasites and bacteria. Pigeons infected with Circo Virus can also have continuing problems with diseases like respiratory infections, ... Pigeon Health and Feeding Wed, 11 Feb 2009 22:00:52 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/circo-virus-t608.htm#4609 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/circo-virus-t608.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/medicine-and-symptons-t564.htm administrator http://www.abbey-vetgroup.co.uk/enteritis_(birds).htm if this dosent open for you click on the home page to return google serch it

http://www.chevita.com/en/pigeons/symptoms/index.php
try these sites to determine what sort of problem that you have, remember this is only a guide.]]> Pigeon Health and Feeding Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:16:55 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/medicine-and-symptons-t564.htm#4142 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/medicine-and-symptons-t564.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/suppliments-t543.htm GANGSTER what do you give as an extra when breeding.. Pigeon Health and Feeding Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:33:34 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/suppliments-t543.htm#3899 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/suppliments-t543.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/paratyphus-t533.htm Anonymous Paratyphus is caused by a bacteria called Salmonella Typhimurium var. Copenhaeghen. Paratyphus is a very difficult disease because in most of the times it is a subclinical disease, this means that you don’t see anything at a pigeon, that can be infected with the bacteria!! The bacteria can be present for a long time, before you ever saw any problem. Way of infection Most of the time the pigeons will be infected orally, the bacteria goes into the intestines and further on it will ... Pigeon Health and Feeding Sun, 01 Feb 2009 18:34:16 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/paratyphus-t533.htm#3812 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/paratyphus-t533.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/peanuts-t70.htm chickadiesel
Do you think they are good in small doses?

Do you not think they are good for them at all? etc etc....]]> Pigeon Health and Feeding Mon, 29 Dec 2008 06:00:56 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/peanuts-t70.htm#376 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/peanuts-t70.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/a-preventative-medication-program-t143.htm VALIANT A Preventative Medication Program That Works Health or its absence is the key to all results, good or bad! Regardless of the quality of your pigeons, if you are unable to keep them healthy they are doomed to perennially poor results. I believe it is safe to say that the person who has pigeons of lesser quality but has learned to keep them close to the top of their health cycle will outperform a group of superior pigeons whose critical health is little understood and has, unfortunately, been ... Pigeon Health and Feeding Sat, 03 Jan 2009 13:18:52 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/a-preventative-medication-program-t143.htm#859 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/a-preventative-medication-program-t143.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/equest-t109.htm Anonymous horse wormer same as equvalan but equest contains moxidectin got it form the farm shop 9 90 and use it the same way as you use the equvalan :) :) Pigeon Health and Feeding Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:23:18 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/equest-t109.htm#646 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/equest-t109.htm http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/the-bath-t111.htm VALIANT THE BATH PIGEONS SHOULD BE BATHED AT LEAST ONCE PER WEEK IN ORDER SO THEY CAN REMAIN IN TOP CONDITION, BUT THERES ONLY A FEW THAT KNOW HOW TO USE THE BATHING OF PIGEONS TO INCREASE FITNESS. BATHING HAS AN EFFECT ON THE FEATHERING; IT BREAKS UP THE OLD OIL THAT PROTECTS THE BIRDS FROM THE WEATHER. THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT THIS COMES ABOUT BY CHANGING SKIN TEMPRETURE, WHICH SEEMS TO CAUSE A HUMIDIFIEING EFFECT BETWEEN THE FEATHERS. HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT ONCE YOUR PIGEONS HAVE TAKEN A ... Pigeon Health and Feeding Wed, 31 Dec 2008 17:35:16 GMT http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/the-bath-t111.htm#663 http://www.pigeonbasics.net/pigeon-health-and-feeding-f2/the-bath-t111.htm