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Beste,
Tijdens het azen van graanjongen drinken de duiven veel. Hierdoor kan het zijn dat de uitwerpselen aan de waterige kant zijn. Wanneer het echter diarree betreft die gepaard gaat met conditieverlies en/of andere ziektesymptomen (braken, gewichtsverlies, verminderde eetlust, enz…) moet je rekening houden dat er meer aan de hand is (wormen, paratyfus...) Verdergaand op jouw verhaal (waterige mest maar niet ziek) is het belangrijk om voldoende mineralen te verschaffen en enkele dagen electrolieten in het water te doen.
Voor de zekerheid laat je best een meststaal analyseren om een eventuele wormbesmetting uit te sluiten.
Sportieve groeten
Dear Madam/Sir,
It is advisable to let your birds be examined by an avian vet. Possibilities are paramyxovirus, paratyphus, endoparasites. Are your pigeons vaccinated/treated for paramyxo and/or paratyphus?
Kind regards
Dear Madam/Sir,
Perhaps it could be wise to let the birds be checked for endoparasites (worms).
Kind regards
Dear Madam/Sir,
There could be a possibility the bird has had paramyxovirus when he was young. In that case there has been kidney damage and the bird always produces watery droppings. This doesn't give any problems for breeding.
There is also a possibility the bird is a paratyphus carrier, it means it carries the salmonella bacteria while seeming healthy. The bacteria could give chronic intestinal problems.
Also make sure the bird is free from parasites like worms and coccidiosis.
Kind regards
Dear Madam/Sir,
A diagnostic examination of the birds by a veterinarian is important. With the symptoms you describe, there are some possibilities. It is important to know if there is/was any vomiting, problems flying or nervous problem. From the info I have from you I think mainly of adenovirus, paratyphus, endoparasites, perhaps paramyxovirus, streptococcus or another infection. There is also a possibility the young birds are weakened by the circovirus so any infection can cause severe problems, as this virus takes away the pigeon's immunity.
Kind regards
Dear Sir,
It is probable it is the same disease. It would be wise for you to let your birds be examined clinically by an avian vet. The most probable causes from the info I got from you could be worms (capillaria), paratyphus, candidiasis,etc...
Kind regards
Beste,
Er is misschien een mogelijkheid dat u te maken hebt met rode vogelmijt. Dit is een kleine parasiet die af en toe bloed komt zuigen en zich daarna opnieuw in spleten en kieren in het hok of in de omgeving gaat verschuilen. Bij zeer erge infestaties kan het zelfs oorzaak zijn van sterfte wegens erge bloedarmoede. Het komt dikwijls voor in kippenhokken, maar kan evengoed bij duiven problemen geven. Raadpleeg uw dierenarts voor een adequate behandeling hiervoor, want dit is moeilijk weg te krijgen. Zowel de duiven als de omgeving moet grondig behandeld worden.
Naast dit kan het ook gaan om een samengaan van aandoeningen. Het lijkt me raadzaam om uw duiven grondig te laten onderzoeken door een duivenarts, zeker ook voor wormen en paratyphus. Dit zijn allen besmettingen die lang in de omgeving kunnen aanwezig blijven.
Vriendelijke groeten
Dear Sir, Some of the symptoms are indeed indicative for paramyxo virus. Nevertheless, as you mentioned yellow diarrhoea with birds before they die, I also suspect adenovirus type II. Yellow diarrhoea is a sign the liver is very badly harmed and that's the case with adenovirus type II. The virus even completely destroys the liver. With adenovirus II, there is 100% mortality, this means that if a bird gets sick it will certainly die. Luckely not all the birds get sick. It is not clear why one bird gets sick and the other not. The fact that sick birds also could survive on your loft, indicates adenovirus type II can't be the only problem. It is very possible that the watery dropping are caused by the hairworm infestation and/or paramyxo. The bad feathers could be an indication the young birds are also infected with circovirus. This virus attacks immune cells of the young bird (under 4 months old), this makes them vulnerable for all kinds of infections. It is a major problem this year in Belgium with a lot of deaths in young birds. They can die from ordinary infections like canker, but also from paratyphoid, adenovirus, etc... Certainly do not underestimate the hairworm infestation as it can also be cause of deaths. As for the vaccination for paramyxo, it is advisable to also do this as soon as possible. Kind regards
Dear Madam/Sir,
The symptoms you describe can have different causes. This could be Trichomonas, coccidiose, worms, paratyphus or nutritional imbalance. I advise you to let your pigeons be examined by your veterinarian and let pose an exact diagnosis from some samples. He can start the most advisable treatment.
Beste,
De symptomen die je beschrijft kunnen verschillende oorzaken hebben. Hierbij moet je o.a. rekening houden met Trichomonas, coccidiose, wormen, paratyfus of voedingsstoornissen. Ik raad u aan om uw duiven te laten onderzoeken zodat uw dierenarts aan de hand van enkele stalen een juiste diagnose kan stellen. Hij kan dan ook de aangewezen behandeling opstarten.
Beste,
Een mogelijke therapie voor lintwormen, is droncit. Een éénmalige toediening zou voldoende moeten zijn.
Raadpleeg uw duivenarts voor juiste doseringen en advies ter preventie.
Vriendelijke groeten
Sometimes pigeons just do this out of stress or because they are bored (some pigeons tend to drink too much).
In any case it is not a bad idea to let the birds being checked for parasites, especially intestinal worm infestations.
Before you vaccinate against Salmonella you must be sure there is no Salmonella on your loft.You can give a blind cure against Salmonella before the vaccination. Better is to send the droppings (gathered during 5 days) to a laboratory. They will do a bacterial culture .If this test is negative you may vaccinate.When you have carriers on your loft and you vaccinate against Salmonella you can have some serious vaccination reactions.I don’t advise to give paramyxovaccination and paratyphusvaccination at the same time. Pigeons with Salmonella don’t always have lumps on the wings or legs. Symptoms of streptococcosis in pigeons are often quite similar to the symptoms of paratyphus.The best you can do is to contact a pigeon veterinarian. He can check if your pigeons are affected with streptococcosis. Streptococci bacteria are not sensible for enrofloxacin. Amoxicillin or ampicillin are first choice for treating this disease. Ask your veterinarian to check also for worms. They also can be responsible for loosing weight and for problems with the droppings.
1)The 2 bests products for that are: Doxycycline other Baytril.
When you give such a product by one cold eye problems you have to give that minimum 10 days.
You have to be sure also that your pigeons are not infected with canker because canker is about by 90 % present by such a problem.
2)When the pigeons are going light, the best is consult a Vet to control the current diseases (Canker-coccidiosis-worms...).
When the Vet don't find any disease and that your pigeons are very light, the best is sacrify a pigeon to make an analysis in a good labo.
When you find the cause of the problem than it's easy to give the just treatment.
3)For the long distance races I don't believe in motivation.
On my own loft, my best prestations (1st internat. Bordeaux, 2nd nat. Montauban...) are always with pigeons who are basketted very quiet.
From 100 km until 400 km, you can use some motivation but not at the beginning of the season.