The two links are from the same book, and yes, it says there is no benifit in using Cipro instead of Baytril, but I think that it was published many years ago. I think if you look hard enough you'll probably find that both have similar warnings regarding CNS, liver and kidney issues. The fact is that Cipro *is* used in avian medicine, period. Yes, it's "labeled" for humans, but it is still used. Your vet, or whatever vet you talkd to doesn't use it, which is fine, but it doesn't mean other people shouldn't.
Baytril 10% is cheap, easy to find and more importantly to me, easy to use even with birds as small as 50 grams, so I will continue to use it.
-Kathy
Baytril 10% is cheap, easy to find and more importantly to me, easy to use even with birds as small as 50 grams, so I will continue to use it.
-Kathy
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