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We would like to thank everyone who attended the two day Blackpool show we had a brilliant couple of days, We are sorry we missed those that could not make it due to the current circumstances, We had some great offers at the show and we have decided to extend those offers for all our customers until 31st January 2022.           **SPECIAL OFFERS** MOXIDECTIN 100ML 2 FOR £18 RONIDAZOLE 20% POWDER 100G BUY ONE GET ONE FREE ONE SPOT 10ML BUY ONE GET ONE FREE MIX AND MATCH CAPSULES, 4 IN 1, CANKER, COCCI AND WORMING...

Moult is the period that all pigeons start changing their feathers, this starts in August and ends Mid November. A pigeon needs about 160 to 170 days to completely Moult, for a perfect Moult we first ensure good basic health, so you need to make sure your birds are not suffering from Tricho, Cocci and Worms. If your pigeons are ill they will not Moult easily. The following products are beneficial during the moult season MEDICHOL, CALCIUM SOLUBLE POWDER, WHEATGERM OIL Also make sure that all birds are vaccinated against paramyxo this appears more frequently during Autumn and Winter. Contact...

What is it? Colombovac contains inactivated Newcastle disease virus strain La Sota.   What is it used for? For active immunisations of pigeons to reduce mortality and clinical signs due to paramyxovirus type 1 infection. Onset of full immunity; one month after innoculation. Duration of immunity; 12 months. Do not use in birds in lay or within 4 weeks before the onset of the laying period. Dose; 0.2ml per pigeon subcutaneously. Dorsally in the neck in the direction of the back. All birds in the loft should be given one vaccination annually not less than 14 days before the beginning of...

Paramyxovirus infection occurs in pigeons as an acute disease, taking an epidemic course. Pathogen: The paramyxovirus is related to the Newcastle disease pathogen, but not identical. The virus is highly pathogenic for pigeons, but not for other domestic bird species. Course of the disease: Within just a few days of infection, both visibly and latently affected birds shed the virus in secretions from the conjunctiva, nose and throat, as well as in the faeces. The incubation period ranges from 3 to 21 days. Up to 30% of affected pigeons may recover spontaneously after around 4 weeks of illness. Symptoms of...