Pigeon’s Crop Infection and Slow Digestion Treatment Medicine
If your beloved pigeons are struggling with digestion issues or loss of appetite, our Pigeon Crop Infection and Digestion Medicine – Crop Relief is here to help. This specialized syrup targets slow digestion, ensures better nutrient absorption, and addresses weight loss, allowing your feathered friends to regain their health and vitality.
Dosage Instructions Tailored to Body Weight
Administering the correct dosage is crucial for the effectiveness of the Crop Relief syrup. Below are our recommended dosages based on your pigeon’s body weight:
- Weight above 100g and up to 200g: Administer 3 drops of Crop Relief syrup diluted with 5 ml of plain water, twice a day (morning and evening).
- Weight above 200g and up to 400g: Administer 5 drops of Crop Relief syrup diluted with 10 ml of plain water, twice a day.
- Weight above 400g and up to 800g: Administer 10 drops of Crop Relief syrup diluted with 15-20 ml of plain water, twice a day.
In cases of severe illness, for quicker results, consider administering a quick aid pill such as the Panacea 5-in-1 Pill, Sanjeevani 9-in-1 Pill, or Teno Vet 9-in-1 Pill three hours after the evening dose. Repeat the treatment for 3 to 5 days, and if your pigeon’s condition doesn’t improve, continue the dosage for an additional 7 days.
Proper Storage for Optimal Efficacy
To ensure the longevity and effectiveness of our Pigeon Crop Infection and Digestion Medicine – Crop Relief, please store it in a dark, cool place. It’s essential to protect the syrup from heat and direct sunlight. Be sure to tightly close the bottle cap after each use to maintain its efficacy.
By integrating Crop Relief into your pigeon’s care regimen, you’ll provide a vital solution for their digestive health. Experience the improvement in your pigeon’s eating habits and overall well-being with our trusted product!
If you need any other information about this product please contact.
Dr. Rajvir Grewal: WhatsApp no. +91-9463990900.
Symptoms
Crop infections and slow digestion in pigeons can stem from various factors, including bacterial, parasitic, or fungal infections, as well as environmental stressors or heavy metal exposure. Symptoms can range from a swollen, fluid-filled crop, regurgitation, and loss of appetite to lethargy, fluffed feathers, and even death in severe cases.
Causes of Crop Infections and Slow Digestion:
Salmonellosis, caused by Salmonella bacteria, can lead to crop and upper respiratory issues, potentially causing higher mortality rates.
Trichomonas is a protozoal parasite that can cause crop infections, requiring microscopic analysis for diagnosis. Coccidiosis, a parasitic disease impacting the digestive system, can lead to reduced appetite and poor digestion. Hexamitiasis, primarily affecting young pigeons, can cause weight loss and diarrhea.
Candidiasis, caused by Candida yeast, commonly affects the crop, potentially leading to regurgitation and a swollen, mucus-filled crop.
Adenovirus and polyomavirus can cause slow crop motility and sour crop, especially in psittacines (parrots).
Poor hygiene, contaminated food and water, and exposure to heavy metals like zinc and lead can contribute to crop problems. Environmental stress, including temperature and humidity fluctuations, can also play a role.
Crop burns from overheated formula, crop lacerations from incorrect feeding, and foreign objects lodged in the crop can also lead to stasis.
Symptoms of Crop Infections and Slow Digestion:
- Distended or swollen crop:The crop may be filled with fluid or mucus, and in some cases, impacted with dry food.
- Regurgitation:Pigeons may regurgitate food, which can be a sign of crop problems.
- Loss of appetite or reduced appetite:Birds may eat less or show no interest in food.
- Lethargy and weakness:Birds may appear tired, inactive, and have drooping wings.
- Changes in droppings:Diarrhea or muco-aqueous feces may be present.
- Poor physical appearance:Fluffed feathers, unkempt appearance, and weight loss can be indicators of illness.
- Changes in vocalization:Ill birds may have changes in their calls or vocalizations.
Diagnosis and Treatment:
A veterinarian can perform a physical exam, microscopic analysis of crop contents or droppings, and potentially blood tests to diagnose the underlying cause.
Maintaining good hygiene in the loft, providing clean food and water, and minimizing environmental stressors are crucial for prevention and treatment.
Depending on the diagnosis, medication such as antibiotics, antifungals, or antiparasitic drugs may be prescribed.
Specification
Product type: Internal Disease Treatment Medicine
Product Form: Semi Liquid
Product specific: Pigeon Pot(Crop) block and Slow digestion treatment medicine.
Capacity options: 20ml, 40ml
Product Life: 3 Year
MPN: DR9090065PDX
Warning: Not for Human Use
Product Storage: Keep place cool, dark and dry place. Protect from heat and direct sunlight. Close bottel cap propperly after use.
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