I would say that you would of covered everything & be as clean as possible before breeding with all stock for this coming breeding .
My thinking is if they've got anything it will be passed on in the egg laying stage e.g Salmonella etc ( Salgen vaccine easy to administer )I think you don't want to be propping up youngsters if they don't develop properly or take the gamble either.
So yes for a good start I'd be on top of anything jmo.
Breeding preparation
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Anthony webster
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Everything done here
Stock baycox
Bleach 10 days
Wormed ready for pairing
Will put all my kevin lawson birds together soon when there baby's are rung I pair Everything else up the first round of lawson birds are going to the man that taught me pigeon racing,
Stock baycox
Bleach 10 days
Wormed ready for pairing
Will put all my kevin lawson birds together soon when there baby's are rung I pair Everything else up the first round of lawson birds are going to the man that taught me pigeon racing,
NeilA wrote: Thu Dec 18, 2025 2:13 pm I’m looking to pair mid Feb
Just put them on barley apart from a few handfuls of seed
I have test results back no canker possibly due to the iodine I use
Would members leave it or treat blind now or when on eggs if at all
I’m going to do the bleach for a week in January but haven’t planned to do any other blind treatments
What’s others systems for the 5/6 weeks leading up to pairing
Mine are on 2 parts Multitask., 1 part beans, 1 part barley. Don't ever test them. I too use Iodine, but will treat for canker before pairing (only time I treat for it) Will pair end of Feb. Then it's a case of just putting bowls in.
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Anthony webster
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Racers have had 5 days dr colin walker doxy t mixed with original emtryl for canker .Anthony webster wrote: Thu Dec 18, 2025 2:42 pm Everything done here
Stock baycox
Bleach 10 days
Wormed ready for pairing
Will put all my kevin lawson birds together soon when there baby's are rung I pair Everything else up the first round of lawson birds are going to the man that taught me pigeon racing,
Every done here no stone unturned for coming season.
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Anthony webster
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The original doxycyclin n tylan by Colin walker, if u need them things pm me I can give u numbers of 2 places where u can get that stuff okNeilA wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 1:31 pm What’s the Colin Walker doxy
I have the Giantel doxy T
Your doing well getting g the real Emtryil that use to be good in the pre season
Combinations work brilliant
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Anthony webster
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Totally agree with Mike.
Iv never seen a worm in my pigeons but I want my birds to receive every bit of nutrition I get in them I don't want worms getting anything.
Iv never seen a worm in my pigeons but I want my birds to receive every bit of nutrition I get in them I don't want worms getting anything.
So you advocate medicating birds even if they don’t need it?MIke Lycett wrote: Sat Dec 20, 2025 6:23 amYou're in a healthy position really Pete because you can say with some confidence that there's no need to worm right nowPeteDerby wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 9:47 pm I still can’t decide whether to worm or not given the tests all came back negative? I did a second check with a vet from PHS and she said the same thing- don’t treat for anything they haven’t got..
In your position (me personally) I'd worm - just for my own peace of mind as much as anything I guess
Now come racing that's another matter
This "don't treat if they haven't got it" approach doesn't hold much water with me I'm afraid
I’m just following what you said previously that you disagreed with people who “didn’t treat when they hadn’t got it” which makes me think that you agreed that “they hadn’t got it” many test to find out if their birds have any issues and treat accordingly, you obviously flock treated wether it was needed or not
