Fungus is one which the most underestimated problems in the pigeon sport. Yeast fungi (especially Candida albicans) excrete extremely toxic substances (toxins) that are absorbed by the organism and can worsen the condition of pigeons very.
We can prevent the contact of pigeons with spores, which are located such as on the surface of the lining or in a damp environment of the pigeon beat, barely.
Especially with weakened immune systems or long-lasting antibiotics fungi such as Aspergillus and Candida can multiply very strongly. Cases of mildew cultures in the intestinal tract (watery feces) are the most common. They are found also in the beak, the Airways and the air pockets (wheezing colds).

Young animal disease
Our experience shows that almost always mushrooms are involved when the young animal disease, which cause damage to the intestinal wall and sometimes swell to that recorded water no longer arrives in the intestine. The doves die in a very short time.

Finding
The veterinarian with impaired general condition as well as bad and watery faeces image of pigeons finds no bacterial or virulent infection, yeast fungi are mostly responsible, that usually not investigated. Then blind an antibiotic administration, we recommend, as unfortunately all too often happens, the problems can be aggravated extreme.

General prevention and treatment
A good prevention against all to strong growth of the fungus can be already the weekly gift of an iodine preparation. We therefore recommend to administer Flash or a different iodine preparation all year round 1 x per week.
For the treatment of fungal diseases is an excellent and inexpensive antifungal agent available, which is easily compatible with Pro-Statin.

We recommend you perform a 5 to 7 day treatment after antibiotics, as well as the old and young animal travel with Pro-Statin against yeasts.
Enter a teaspoon per Statin with 5 g Probac 1000 per 1 ltr. Water or 1 kg of food.

Dr. Hans - Peter Brockamp
IPC sports products

Colonel breed 102
56154 Boppard

Phone: 49 2651 701 360
Fax: 49 2651 701 361
E-Mail: Info@probac.de

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