hey all i am new to all the medications

 

i have

spark

avitrolplus bird wormer syrup concentrate

breeding aid

Elliott's''sulpha d''

sulfa avs

 

and i am geting calcivet

 

do i neet any think more ???

never heard of spark.

You've got a wormer which is good. Breeding aid I've never heard of or used. Neither have I used sulpha avs.

So you've got more than me Shannon, which is a good thing.

I have apple cidar vinegar, ivermectin spot on and water soluble, calcivet, moulting aid, skatta-7, wormout gel, ail.

Edited May 15, 200916 yr by Pearce

o yes apple cidar vinegar to okay i will see if i can get sume off the thinks you have

what do you use sulpha avs for shannon

for coccidiosis and respiratort infections in birds

okay chamomile tea is good for respitory infections.

okay thank you good tip

any one

Its not really a medication , but to ensure your birds are in good health i would buy some mineral

supplement which you put in the water. It has tons of different stuff in it. However, if you do get some,

give them fresh water every week or so.

yes thay do get fresh water every day

 

 

but if i get a sick bird i can have the medication there to do it

 

budgiehero where do i get mineral supplement from ???

Shannon, are you going to be able to diagnose correctly to be able to administer the Supha D?

Shannon, are you going to be able to diagnose correctly to be able to administer the Supha D?

 

 

not for one bird

 

for the lot off tham yes

yes thay do get fresh water every day

 

 

but if i get a sick bird i can have the medication there to do it

 

budgiehero where do i get mineral supplement from ???

 

Well, i got my mineral supplement from Better pets and gardens (the store here is quite big) but if you cant find any at a store like that i suppose you could try getting some from other petshops or a vet (especially a vet which specialises in birds)

I have been told by a few friends that vitamins and mineral supplements are not needed so long as your birds are fed good quality vegetables and fruits often

 

Alfalfa is a good tonic full of nutritional values, it helps with fungal diseases and that. A few chopped leaves a week would be good for your birds.

 

Aloevera Is a painkiller for birds and helps infections. If you have a feather plucked bird, get some aloevera, mix it with water and spray it on the bird.

 

Chamomile is good for sinuses, respiratory problems, stress on birds and overall health of a bird.

 

Dandelion is good for arthritis and its full of vitamins and minerals

 

Garlic is full of anti viral, anti fungal and anti bacterial substances. It is basically a natural cleanser or antibiotic. Also works as a deterrent for mites and insects

Edited May 17, 200915 yr by Pearce

okay thank you will look in to it

The vet gave me a list of things to avoid today.

 

Avocado

Onion

Rhubarb

Garlic

 

These can all be toxic.