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Worming peacocks

This may not be too difficult, I found a vet clinic selling off their equipment on Craigs List, listed prices and 'make offer'. They had both the scope and centrifuge. Also found a bunch of antique scopes for around $75 in the city.
Check it out!

-Kathy
 
Fecal float supply list by this weekend!
Poo phobia? Lol, I guess birds to be necropsied aren't kept in the fridge?
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I suspect that's the bull they're going to tell me, but I'm not even gonna ask them how to treat for whatever they might find, that I can figure out on my own, lol, and you all know I don't need any medications from them!

-Kathy

Believe it or not I have a freezer that is used for feathers, and I can put deceased pets and birds in there, but definitely not in the house fridge. He'd pass out. The man grew up on a farm, and he won't eat Peacock eggs, acts like flies are a plague from On High, and poo is more dangerous than battery acid. I on the other hand grew up in the 'burbs and nothing phases me, even maggots on my turkey bird.
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Got a couple in the fridge now... a hen with EYP from laying interally, I think, and a duckling that I found in the middle of the yard a couple of days ago. I think it had a yolk sac infection. Been curious to see what a yolk sac infection actually looks like.

-Kathy
 
OK as you may remember I have a new 2year old peacock and I am sure he has never been wormed. I know this has to be done, I do not want to try a grab him to dose him. I have read most of this thread and the more I read the more confused I get. In short what dose do I put in the mash Idea to one peacock. I figure I will give him just enough mash to make sure he eats it all and know he will get a full dose. And if I read this correctly repeat in 3 days. Correct?
 
OK as you may remember I have a new 2year old peacock and I am sure he has never been wormed. I know this has to be done, I do not want to try a grab him to dose him. I have read most of this thread and the more I read the more confused I get. In short what dose do I put in the mash Idea to one peacock. I figure I will give him just enough mash to make sure he eats it all and know he will get a full dose. And if I read this correctly repeat in 3 days. Correct?

If you are going to use Safeguard for one peacock, mix three ml/cc in the amount he will eat in one day. Do this for five days in a row to catch all types of worms, then repeat ten days later. Some people say to use a different wormer the second go around in case the worms have a resistance to Safeguard, I use Valbazen the second time. Valbazen dose is one ml/cc one time or for only one day.
 
i want to use ablendazole liquid suspension in water for my pair of Peafowl. i want to know about the dose 1- what amount of suspension 2- in how many Litters , 3- the time period

the reason i m chose to worm them is i want to keep them tame . last time i catch them to worm . after that they were very scary and run away from me when i enter in the pane. looking for your valuable inputs
 
i want to use ablendazole liquid suspension in water for my pair of Peafowl. i want to know about the dose 1- what amount of suspension 2- in how many Litters , 3- the time period

the reason i m chose to worm them is i want to keep them tame . last time i catch them to worm . after that they were very scary and run away from me when i enter in the pane. looking for your valuable inputs

I think it was 1 cc for each liter, giving it for 5 days, with of course changing the water daily, and then repeat it after 10 days.
 
last your you told how much to dose my peacock for worms. I used Safeguard for 5 days and Valbragzen for 1 day. now I am reading I should use something different so the worms don't build a tolerance to it. With just the one and only being able to keep a large bottle before it expires. I hate to just throw it a way it was quite pricey for both together. Thanks your a big help.
 

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