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Bird Biotic Antibacterial Medication
No matter where you are in the world, there's usually no shortage of birds. Safe to say there are way more birds than cats and dogs but keeping birds as pets is still more uncommon. However, some people do keep birds as pets, although they usually tend to be small birds. Some people have kept large birds as pets too but sometimes that's not always a good idea, as evidenced by the Florida man who was killed by his pet Cassowary in 2019. We imagine most of you have a Cockatoo or something else as a pet, but birds can get infections too. Bird Biotic is the best choice to treat infections with an antibiotic for birds.
One thing that is for sure is that bird lovers will be just as committed to keeping their winged friends in good health in the same way as those who have wingless companions. And while birds don't cuddle, have their tummies rub, or go bananas when you get home from work bird pet owners will tell you they have their own ways of showing affection. Maybe that's something only a bird pet owner can relate too, but so be it. Bird owners will be displeased to see their pet become ill because of an infection, and this medication is for use with pet birds, exotic game birds, pigeons, and surly Cassowaries.
Pigeons as pets? Apparently so, and King Pigeons are renowned to the most beautiful breed. Bird Biotic tablets are especially recommended for treatment of Ornithosis in finches and Psittacosis in parrots. There are other applications for this powerful bird antibiotic medication, but of course the first thing you need to do if your little flyer isn't feeling well is to see a veterinarian as soon as possible. Bird Biotic is straightforward in the way it works - the active ingredient Doxycycline Hyclate makes it so that the bacteria can't grow it's numbers and eventually the immune systems succeeds in clearing the infection.
Bird antibiotics certainly isn't the most engrossing topic, but we'll do the best we can with it. A good launching point is to talk about how some birds have a different functioning immune system, and so how about we touch on that next while still talking about Bird Biotic and why it's such a good choice for treating infections in pet birds.
Advantage Chickens
Even though chickens don't fly well they still don't fail at it to the extent that they can be classified as flightless bird like penguins or the long-since gone Emu. But one thing chicken have going for them is an immune pathway that makes them more resistant to viruses than other birds. Now let's be clear in the same way it always needs to be said – bacteria are not viruses, and bacterial infections are not at all the same as viral infections. But it is interesting to note that this example as one of many where different animals have different immune systems. Including us humans.
Using Bird Biotic tablets and having them be as effective as needed is based on working in conjunction with a strong functioning immune system, as the medication will slow the growth of bacteria, but the immune system and white blood cells still need to do their part to knock out the now-weakened infection. Birds can be thankful they are not at risk of hip dysplasia the way dogs and cats are, but the bacterial infections we talked about earlier can be plenty unpleasant for birds if they're not seen to.
What You Can Do
Yes, birds are much more low maintenance pets than dogs and cats, and tropical fish get ich and die way more often. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to keep your pet bird in the best of health and maybe making it so that you don't need bird biotic in the first place. Taking your bird for regular veterinary visits (at least twice a year) is a start, although there's no way to foresee getting a bacterial infection. This is why it's important to try to prevent the infection and then use bird biotic to clear them if that is what the veterinarian recommends.
Other advisable practices are:
- Quarantining any new birds that are coming into the home
- Making sure birds are not overcrowded
- Keeping your bird out of a stressful environment
- Ensuring the bird's living area is well ventilated
- Giving your bird a healthy and nutritionally-balanced diet
- Storing bird feed hygienically and ensuring that does not become contaminated
- Disinfecting cages, utensils, and nest boxes regularly
Even the most diligent and caretaking pet bird owner may find that their bird still gets bacterial infections, and in that case a prescription for Bird Biotic may be what's needed.
