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Re: Polyoma question
Posted by Fran on 2/21/06
On 2/20/06, Debbie wrote: > IF a young bird has polyoma and died from it wouldnt the > rest of the babies from the same parents have it and die > as well or am I just over worried. > I raised and sold 4 young cockatiels and one was only at > its new house for a week and it died. They were all 8 > weeks old and eating great and all seemed fine. The other > 3 are fine as far as I know from this weeks info on them. > I have raised many cockatiels over the years and never had > any problems but found out some breeder (not close to me) > has had birds with this so I happened to read on it a > little and it kinda scared me after this baby died. It > could be nothing and the baby just got too cold where its > cage is at its new house but I needed to ask about the > other babies. Wouldn't they die as well if this was > Polyoma?? Would a baby die if its too cold in a cage by a > window? I have never had this happen before but I dont put > my birds by windows because I have always heard its not > good in case of a draft especially the young ones. > Any help woud be great. > Thanks :0) > Debbie Debbie, do you vaccinate your birds against polyoma?
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Polyoma question, 2/20/06, by Debbie.
- Re: Polyoma question, 2/21/06, by Fran.
- Re: Polyoma question, 2/21/06, by Michael L.
- Re: Polyoma question, 2/21/06, by Debbie.
- Re: Polyoma question, 2/21/06, by Michael L.
- Re: Polyoma question, 2/21/06, by D.
- Re: Polyoma question, 2/21/06, by Debbie.
- Re: Polyoma question, 2/24/06, by Debbie.
- Re: Polyoma question/ to Michael L., 2/24/06, by Fran .
- Re: Polyoma question/ to Fran, 2/24/06, by Michael L.
- Re: Polyoma question/ to Fran, 2/25/06, by Debbie.
- Re: Polyoma question/Michael L., 2/25/06, by Fran .
- Re: Polyoma question/Michael L., 2/25/06, by Michael L.
- Re: Polyoma question/Michael L., 2/25/06, by Debbie.
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