Avisolve Spot On Pigeons Ivermectin 5ml Approx 170 Drops

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Use on: Racing, exhibition, and homing pigeons.
Eliminates & Prevents: Feather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms.
Ivermectin Solution: Veterinary Strength Insecticide.

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Avisolve Mite Treatment Spot On Anti-Parasite

Avisolve Spot-On is a veterinary-strength ivermectin solution specifically formulated for racing, exhibition, and homing pigeons. Produced in the UK by Naqua Ltd, it comes in a 5ml dropper bottle containing approximately 170 drops. The solution is applied topically to the skin at the back of the neck and treats a range of common parasites including feather mites, skin mites, lice, and worms. With a simple two-drop-per-bird dosage, it is well suited to loft owners treating multiple birds as part of a regular care routine. The 5ml bottle provides multiple doses and can be used as both a course of treatment for active infestations and as a monthly preventative.

For Treatment of:

Feather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms.

Contra-indications:

Do not allow the animal to swallow this product. Do not give to other animals in the home.

Store:

Not greater than 25°C Shelf Life

Warning:

Keep out of reach and sight of children For Topical use only. For animal treatment only.

Help & Guidance

Immediate Action:

Upon detecting any signs of infestation, swift action is imperative. Delay can exacerbate the problem and compromise the well-being of your pigeons.

Preventive Measures:

In addition to treatment, implementing preventive measures is crucial. Regularly clean and disinfect your pigeon loft to minimize the risk of reinfestation. Maintain proper hygiene practices to create an environment hostile to parasites.

Observation and Monitoring:

After treatment, closely monitor your pigeons for any signs of recurrence, and regularly inspect them to ensure they remain free from parasites. Promptly address any issues that arise to prevent further complications.

Consultation with Experts:

If you encounter persistent problems or have concerns about parasite management, seek guidance from avian veterinarians or experienced pigeon fanciers, furthermore their expertise can provide valuable insights and assistance in optimizing your parasite control strategy.

Overall Health Maintenance:

Beyond parasite management, prioritize the overall health and well-being of your pigeons. Proper nutrition, adequate hydration, and regular exercise are essential for maintaining their vitality and performance.

Continual Vigilance:

Parasite control is an ongoing endeavor, furthermore stay proactive and vigilant in monitoring your pigeons for signs of infestation, and promptly address any issues that arise. With proper care and attention, you can ensure the optimal health and performance of your racing and exhibition pigeons.

Suitable for racing, exhibition, and homing pigeons
Treats and controls feather mites, skin mites, lice, and worms
Simple two-drop-per-bird dosage makes treating multiple birds quick and straightforward
5ml bottle provides multiple doses in a single bottle
Can be used as both a treatment for active infestations and as a monthly preventative
Topical spot-on application — no oral administration required
Veterinary strength formula — Government-approved

Part the feathers and apply to the back of the neck between the shoulder blades, covering as much skin as possible.

Dosage:

Apply two drops per bird.

Feather Mites

Sign: Excessive preening, feather loss particularly around the neck and under the wings, damaged or broken feathers, and a whitish residue forming around the base of quills
Importance: Feather mites feed on feather tissue and can cause significant plumage deterioration, directly affecting flight performance in racing and homing pigeons if left untreated

Skin Mites

Sign: Persistent scratching, scaly or irritated skin, and in severe cases pale colouring around the mouth and throat indicating anaemia
Importance: Skin mites feed on blood and in large numbers can cause anaemia, weakness, and stunted development in younger birds, seriously impacting overall health and condition

Lice

Sign: Visible small insects on the feathers or skin, bald patches, feather damage, and constant irritation and restlessness
Importance: Lice feed on skin, blood, and feathers causing ongoing discomfort and progressive feather damage, which in racing pigeons can noticeably reduce performance

Worms

Sign: Weight loss, reduced appetite, lethargy, and a general decline in condition — birds may appear less alert and perform poorly
Importance: Internal worms absorb nutrients the bird needs, leading to malnutrition and a weakened immune system. In racing pigeons, even a mild worm burden can have a measurable impact on stamina and performance

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