AirtransCrash
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- Apr 28, 2015
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- Parrots
- Tess - 4YO female Blue and Gold
Chico - 13YO male Blue and Gold rescue
So the lab results got back for Chico, he has signs of ecoli and pasturella.
For the ecoli I have read that it's not u normal to see higher numbers for up to two weeks after a macaw has moved to a new home, and input on this?
For the pasteurella Tess has it, but we could never really get the numbers gone, just low to a point the vet was comfortable with it.
I have Baytril antibiotics to give Chico 2x a day for two weeks now.
Should I continue to keep the two separated (not in the same room together) or is it safe to start introducing them to eachother?
What or some ways to administer the liquid medicine that have worked for you?
What can be given to bolster their diets to help rid the bacteria?
For the ecoli I have read that it's not u normal to see higher numbers for up to two weeks after a macaw has moved to a new home, and input on this?
For the pasteurella Tess has it, but we could never really get the numbers gone, just low to a point the vet was comfortable with it.
I have Baytril antibiotics to give Chico 2x a day for two weeks now.
Should I continue to keep the two separated (not in the same room together) or is it safe to start introducing them to eachother?
What or some ways to administer the liquid medicine that have worked for you?
What can be given to bolster their diets to help rid the bacteria?
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