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       #Post#: 9408--------------------------------------------------
       Clear droppings
   DIR By: Cgosch
       Date: October 12, 2011, 8:03 am
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       Goodmorning all, I was just out feeding my birds this morning
       and noticed a dropping that was basically clear. There was a
       small amount of " normal " poop surrounded by a clear liquid.
       Did a little research and found this may, or may not be an
       issue. Anyone know if it is a major concern or not? They had all
       been given a four in one last month, but no wormer.
       Thanks
       #Post#: 9442--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: wishiwon2
       Date: October 12, 2011, 9:50 pm
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       It likely isnt an issue unless it becomes persistant and birds
       lose weight.
       
       Why did you ise 4-n-1? If you treated for a specific condition,
       great, follow up with a probiotic.
       If you used it as part of a annual maintenance, please stop. You
       should only use antibiotics to treat a known condition. It does
       the birds no good to give them antibodies when they're healthy.
       It creates drug resistant strains of microbes, and it ultimately
       weakens the resistance ability of your flock.
       #Post#: 9468--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: J_Star
       Date: October 13, 2011, 8:22 pm
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       4n1 is not antibiotic! It is 4 medications mixed in one
       treatment. This medication is for people who don't know how to
       diagnose pigeon issues. It is the easy way!! However, after a
       while, you will learn that the most common disease is
       Coci...about 90% of the time. So your odds are better to treat
       for that and using only antibiotics such as Ammoxillian or
       Bytril. Even ecoli or salmonella are bacterial infection which
       is also treated with antibiotics. To resolve the problem of
       creating drug resistant strains of microbes is simple. Purchase
       the Ammoxllian and Bytril and alternate when given to the birds.
       Don't abuse them, use them wisely.
       
       Jay Alnimer
       #Post#: 9472--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: joeb
       Date: October 13, 2011, 9:06 pm
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       Baytril, the best medicine for cocci and para is no longer on
       the market. You can only get it through a vet if you can find
       one that will prescribe it.
       Keep em spinning ;D
       Joe B
       #Post#: 9473--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: wishiwon2
       Date: October 14, 2011, 1:06 am
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       antibiotic
       
       adjective Relating to the destruction of living things  noun 1.
       An agent obtained directly from a yeast, fungi or other organism
       which is used against a bacterial infection  2. Any agent used
       to kill or reduce the growth of any infectious agent, including
       viruses, fungi and parasites. A substance that interferes with a
       particular step of cellular metabolism, causing either
       bactericidal or bacteriostatic inhibition; sometimes restricted
       to those having a natural biological origin.    McGraw-Hill
       Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine. © 2002
       
       4-n-1 is antibiotic. Most of them for sale contain 2
       anti-bacterials for combatting E-coli. and Salmonella plus a
       metronidazole or derivative for combating canker (Trichmoniasis)
       and a treatment for respiratory infections such as Tylan or its
       like medicine. The problem with treating with these combination
       medications is you are giving an antibiotic for something your
       bird isnt sick from. Additionally, these formulations are dosed
       at the minimum, safest levels and therefore arent highly
       effective and widely overused. Therefore creating drug treatment
       resistant forms of microbes.
       
       You are right Jay A. Pigeon illnesses can be difficult to
       diagnos AND in majority of cases are caused by one of a few
       primary infectious agents; E-coli or Salmonella. Preventative
       medicine in form of probiotics, acidified loft conditions (ACV),
       vitamin/mineral supplements and good houskeeping (clean and dry)
       are the best.
       #Post#: 9513--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: Cgosch
       Date: October 15, 2011, 4:26 pm
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       You clowns have no idea what my background is. I'm sorry if your
       momma didn't breast feed you long enough so you have to knock
       other people to make yourselves feel good. If you don't know the
       answer to a post leave it alone. Don't go off spouting your
       piety so you can feel smart.
       #Post#: 9516--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: Tony Chavarria
       Date: October 15, 2011, 7:30 pm
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       ;D Hi Cgosch, I don't think anyone was knocking you, simply
       offering advice and input. This IS a discussion board after all.
       I honestly think everyone was trying to help out. What you
       probably had a hard time with is the approach or their style.
       Don't be so hard, I am sure no harm was meant.
       If the situation persists, consider sending stools samples to
       Foys to have a smear done. Otherwise, read up on the problem
       like you did and determine the best approach to treat your
       birds.
       No one here is a veterinarian and any advice is for
       informational purposes and anecdotal. For a proper diagnosis,
       see a qualified veterinarian. Good luck!  :D
       #Post#: 9517--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: J_Star
       Date: October 15, 2011, 8:03 pm
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       Tony  - Looks like your new crowd start swinging without a
       reason. His post was totally out of line.  With all due respect.
       #Post#: 9518--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: Tony Chavarria
       Date: October 15, 2011, 8:12 pm
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       Hi Jay, I think I explained that no harm was meant, he can take
       it or leave it, I hope he accepts the explanation...except now,
       you have by your comment, probably thrown some fuel on a fire I
       was trying to put out.... ::)  oh well...such are Internet
       discussion sites.  ;D
       #Post#: 9519--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Clear droppings
   DIR By: J_Star
       Date: October 15, 2011, 8:18 pm
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       No harm was done. But your responses lately don't jive with the
       Tony I used to know several months ago!! What changed!!
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