Treatments for birds & pigeons

Introducing Mite Treatment Spot On Anti-Parasite \nNaqua Large Bird Mite Treatment Spot-On is a veterinary-strength topical solution for all large bird species over 500g, including parrots, cockatoos, and African greys. Produced in the UK by Naqua Ltd, it comes in a 5ml dropper bottle containing approximately 170 drops. \n \nThe solution is applied directly to the skin and treats a range of common parasites in large birds, including feather mites, skin mites, lice, and worms. The 1% ivermectin concentration is suited to the size and weight of larger bird species, with dosage based on bodyweight. \n \nThe 5ml bottle provides multiple doses, making it suitable for use as both a course of treatment and ongoing preventative care. \n For Treatment of: \nFeather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms. \n Contra-indications: \nDo not allow the animal to swallow this product. Do not give to other animals in the home. \n Store: \nNot greater than 25°C Shelf Life \n Warning: \nKeep out of reach and sight of children \n \nFor Topical use only. For animal treatment only.

Introducing the large bird bundle - eradicate external and internal parasites immediately! \nThis large bird bundle contains x1 Large Bird Topical Spot On 5ml, and 1x Avisolve Oral 125ml. \n For Treatment of internal and external parasites: \nFeather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms, scaly face, scaly leg. \n Application: \nLarge Bird Spot On 5ml - Part the feathers and apply to the back of the neck between the shoulder blades, covering as much skin as possible. \n \nAvisolve Oral 125ml - Add to the birds drinking water. \n Dosage Rate: \n \n Large Bird Spot On 5ml - One drop per 500g of bodyweight, once per week for three weeks for current infections, once a month when used as a preventative. \n Avisolve Oral 125ml - Click here for dosage information Avisolve Oral Mite Treatment for mites, lice and worms (naqua.co.uk) \n \n Contra-indications: \nDo not allow the animal to swallow this product. Do not give to other animals in the home. \n Store: \nNot greater than 25°C Shelf Life \n Warning: \nKeep out of reach and sight of children \n \nFor Topical use only. For animal treatment only. \n \n  \n Help & Guidance \n  \n Where do mites come from? \nMites can enter a pet's living space through various routes: \n \n Mites can easily transfer from one animal to another through close contact and shared living spaces. \n Mites may be present in soil, bedding, and other materials, can also be introduced to a pet's living space through these sources. \n Mites can be carried on clothing, shoes, or other items, posing a risk of transfer to pets through human contact. \n Pet stores or breeders may unknowingly sell pets with mites or animals exposed to mites. \n \n How can I help prevent mite infestations? \nPreventing mites from infesting your pets can be achieved by following these tips: \n \n Ensure you regularly clean your pet's cage or living space and replace bedding or litter frequently to prevent infestations in dirty and cluttered environments. Take into account preventative treatments such as Naqua's Large Bird Mite Treatment to deter mites from infesting your pets. Before introducing a new pet, quarantine them for a period and check for mites and other parasites. Engage in regular grooming, including brushing and bathing, to help remove mites and their eggs from your pet's fur or feathers. \n \n How can I tell if my pet has mites? \n \n Excessive itching or scratching, especially around the ears, face, neck, and tail. \n Redness, irritation, or inflammation on the skin or in the ears, which may lead to hair loss, scabs, or crusty lesions in severe cases. \n Some mite infestations can cause dry, flaky skin or dandruff. \n Mite infestations may lead to changes in behavior, such as restlessness, lethargy, or aggression. \n In some cases, you may be able to see the mites themselves, particularly if they are present in large numbers, although some mites may be too small to see with the naked eye. \n \n The treatment for mites depends on the type of mite and the severity of the infestation. Common treatment options include: \n \n Topical medications, such as spot-on treatments, directly applied to the skin or fur, which work to kill mites and their eggs. \n Oral medications prescribed for more severe infestations, killing mites from the inside out. \n To prevent re-infestation, treat the environment where your pet lives, cleaning bedding, litter, also ensure the vacuuming of carpets and upholstery. \n \nFor persistent symptoms, consult a veterinary professional. \n Where do lice come from? \nDirect contact between infested and un-infested animals is one of the most common ways lice are

Introducing Mite Treatment Spot On Anti-Parasite \nIntroducing Large Bird Mite Treatment 5ml Ivermectin. This revolutionary product is both a treatment and preventative, use this treatment once per week for three weeks for current infections, then once monthly for preventative use. \n For Treatment of: \nFeather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms. \n Application: \nPart the feathers and apply to the back of the neck between the shoulder blades, covering as much skin as possible. \n Dosage Rate: \nOne drop per 500g of bodyweight, once per week for three weeks for current infections, once a month when used as a preventative. \n Contra-indications: \nDo not allow the animal to swallow this product. Do not give to other animals in the home. \n Store: \nNot greater than 25°C Shelf Life \n Warning: \nKeep out of reach and sight of children \n \nFor Topical use only. For animal treatment only. \n \n  \n Help & Guidance \n  \n Where do mites come from? \nMites can enter a pet's living space through various routes: \n \n Mites can easily transfer from one animal to another through close contact and shared living spaces. \n Mites may be present in soil, bedding, and other materials, can also be introduced to a pet's living space through these sources. \n Mites can be carried on clothing, shoes, or other items, posing a risk of transfer to pets through human contact. \n Pet stores or breeders may unknowingly sell pets with mites or animals exposed to mites. \n \n How can I help prevent mite infestations? \nPreventing mites from infesting your pets can be achieved by following these tips: \n \n Ensure you regularly clean your pet's cage or living space and replace bedding or litter frequently to prevent infestations in dirty and cluttered environments. Take into account preventative treatments such as Naqua's Large Bird Mite Treatment to deter mites from infesting your pets. Before introducing a new pet, quarantine them for a period and check for mites and other parasites. Engage in regular grooming, including brushing and bathing, to help remove mites and their eggs from your pet's fur or feathers. \n \n How can I tell if my pet has mites? \n \n Excessive itching or scratching, especially around the ears, face, neck, and tail. \n Redness, irritation, or inflammation on the skin or in the ears, which may lead to hair loss, scabs, or crusty lesions in severe cases. \n Some mite infestations can cause dry, flaky skin or dandruff. \n Mite infestations may lead to changes in behavior, such as restlessness, lethargy, or aggression. \n In some cases, you may be able to see the mites themselves, particularly if they are present in large numbers, although some mites may be too small to see with the naked eye. \n \n The treatment for mites depends on the type of mite and the severity of the infestation. Common treatment options include: \n \n Topical medications, such as spot-on treatments, directly applied to the skin or fur, which work to kill mites and their eggs. \n Oral medications prescribed for more severe infestations, killing mites from the inside out. \n To prevent re-infestation, treat the environment where your pet lives, cleaning bedding, litter, also ensure the vacuuming of carpets and upholstery. \n \nFor persistent symptoms, consult a veterinary professional. \n Where do lice come from? \nDirect contact between infested and un-infested animals is one of the most common ways lice are

Avisolve Max Strength ONE SPOT For Pigeons Anti-Parasite \nAvisolve Max Strength ONE SPOT is a veterinary-strength ivermectin spot-on for racing, exhibition, and homing pigeons. Produced in the UK by Naqua Ltd, it comes in a 5ml dropper bottle containing approximately 170 drops. \n \nAs the name suggests, this is the maximum strength version within the Avisolve range, requiring just one drop per 500g of bodyweight per bird. The higher concentration means less product is needed per application, making it a more efficient option for loft owners treating multiple birds. It treats and controls feather mites, skin mites, lice, and worms, and can be used as both a course of treatment and a monthly preventative. \n \nThe 5ml bottle provides multiple doses and the simple one-drop dosage \n For Treatment of: \nFeather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms. \n Contra-indications: \nDo not allow the animal to swallow this product. Do not give to other animals in the home. \n Store: \nNot greater than 25°C Shelf Life \n Warning: \nKeep out of reach and sight of children \n \nFor Topical use only. For animal treatment only. \n \n  \n Help & Guidance \n  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Understanding the Threat : \nRacing and exhibition pigeons are susceptible to various parasites such as mites, lice, and worms. These pests can severely impact the health and performance of your birds if not properly managed. \n Treatment Options : \nThankfully, effective treatments are available to combat these parasites. Naqua Ltd's Avisolve Mite Treatment Spot On is a proven solution that targets mites specifically. Its easy application and rapid action make it an ideal choice for racing and exhibition pigeons. \n Preventive Measures : \nIn 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. \n Observation and Monitoring : \nAfter 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. \n Consultation with Experts : \nIf 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. \n Overall Health Maintenance : \nBeyond 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. \n Continual Vigilance : \nParasite 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. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n

Avisolve Mite Treatment Spot On Anti-Parasite \nAvisolve 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. \n \nThe 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. \n \nThe 5ml bottle provides multiple doses and can be used as both a course of treatment for active infestations and as a monthly preventative. \n For Treatment of: \nFeather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms. \n Contra-indications: \nDo not allow the animal to swallow this product. Do not give to other animals in the home. \n Store: \nNot greater than 25°C Shelf Life \n Warning: \nKeep out of reach and sight of children \n \nFor Topical use only. For animal treatment only. \n \n  \n Help & Guidance \n  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Immediate Action : \nUpon detecting any signs of infestation, swift action is imperative. Delay can exacerbate the problem and compromise the well-being of your pigeons. \n Preventive Measures : \nIn 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. \n Observation and Monitoring : \nAfter 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. \n Consultation with Experts : \nIf 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. \n Overall Health Maintenance : \nBeyond 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. \n Continual Vigilance : \nParasite 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. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n

Introducing Avisolve Oral Mite Treatment Anti-Parasite \nIntroducing Avisolve Oral Mite Treatment 125ml Ivermectin. This revolutionary product is both a treatment and preventative, use this treatment. \n For Treatment of: \nFeather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms. \n Versatile Application: \nAvisolve Oral serves as both an oral treatment (in drinking water) and an external treatment (in bathing water and applied directly) to combat mites, lice, and worms (except tapeworms). \n Safe for All Ages: \nSuitable and safe for pigeons of all ages, Avisolve Oral does not harm young birds or affect fertility. \n Oral Use Dilution: \nFollow the recommended oral use dilution guidelines for optimal results: \n \n 2.5ml per litre of water \n 3ml per 1200ml of water \n 5ml per 2000ml of water \n 6ml per 2400ml of water \n 9ml per 3600ml of water \n 10ml per 4000ml of water Each 125ml of Avisolve Oral - Ivermectin Water Treatment makes 50 litres of treatment water. Prepare a fresh solution daily and provide it first thing in the morning. Avoid pre-mixing for multiple days, as Avisolve Oral is most effective within 8 hours after mixing. During treatment, refrain from providing any other water or food sources. \n \n Treatment Schedule: \nFollow the recommended treatment schedule: \n \n Week 1: Supply Avisolve Oral on days 1, 2, and 3. \n Weeks 2, 3, and 4: Supply Avisolve Oral on days 1 and 2 only. \n \n Infections and Symptom Relief: \nInfections and symptoms should start to subside after 2-3 days of treatment. If symptoms persist, seek veterinary advice. \n Monthly Preventative Treatment: \nAfter completing the initial four-week treatment, Avisolve can also be used monthly as a preventative measure: \n \n Adult birds: one day each month \n Young birds and adult birds during the moult: two consecutive days each month \n \n External Use: \nUtilize Avisolve Oral for topical administration, controlling external parasites such as mites and lice. During days of oral treatment, offer baths with diluted Avisolve Oral as birds drink from all available water sources. \n Scaly Face and Scaly Leg Treatment: \nFor scaly face and scaly leg, apply undiluted Avisolve Oral Anti-Parasite directly to the affected areas using cotton wool once a week for three weeks. If the bird is also receiving oral treatment, administer both treatments on the same day. Symptoms should improve within 2-8 weeks, but results may become noticeable after leg scales have next moulted. \n Safety Precautions: \n \n Keep out of reach and sight of children. \n For animal treatment only. \n Store below 25 degrees Celsius. \n Use within 3 months after breaking the package seal. Dispose of empty packaging and remaining product in household refuse. \n Do not use in animals other than those indicated. Serious reactions, including deaths, have been reported in dogs (especially Collies, Old English Sheepdogs, and related breeds), tortoises, and turtles treated with products containing the active substance. Avoid use in tortoises or turtles. \n This veterinary medicine is marketed in accordance with the Small Animal Exemption Scheme. \n \n  \n Help & Guidance \n  \n Check out our related blog: \n How to check if your pigeon has mites or scaly leg. \n \nElevate your pigeons' health and well-being with Avisolve Oral - Ivermectin Water Treatment today! \n Keeping Your Feathered Friends Healthy: Avisolve Oral for Pigeons \nBird enthusiasts, if you're looking for an effective solution to tackle those pesky internal and external parasites in your beloved pigeons, Avisolve Oral by Naqua Ltd is the product you've been searching for. Not only does it cure and prevent a wide range of avian ailments, but it also doubles up as a bathing solution, ensuring your pigeons stay clean and healthy. In this blog, we'll explore the wonders of Avisolve Oral and provide some valuable insights into treating common bird mites, mite-related issues in parrots, and more. \n \n \n Avisolve Oral: A Multipurpose Savior \n \n \nAvisolve Oral is an exceptional product that offers a dual advantage. It's not just an oral treatment for pigeons but can also be used as a bathing solution. This versatile solution ensures that your pigeons stay free from parasites and enjoy a refreshing bath. \n \n \n Bird Mites: The Culprits \n \n \nBird mites can be a real headache for bird owners. These tiny, eight-legged creatures can cause a range of problems, from skin irritation to stress in your birds. Common mite species include scaly leg mites, scaly face mites, air sac mites, and red mites. Avisolve Oral helps combat all of these effectively. \n \n \n Mites in Parrots: Don't Ignore Them \n \n \nBird mites can affect parrots too. If you have parrots in your aviary, it's essential to keep an eye out for mite infestations. Avisolve Oral is not just for pigeons; it can be used for parrots as well, ensuring their health and comfort. \n \n \n Effective Mite Treatment for Birds \n \n \nWhen it comes to mite infestations, quick and effective treatment is crucial. Avisolve Oral offers an easy-to-administer solution for combating these pesky parasites, eliminating the need for complicated treatments. \n \n \n Parrot Mite Spray: Avisolve Oral Mite Treatment to the Rescue \n \n \nFor parrot owners dealing with mite issues, Avisolve Oral can be used as a mite spray. Dilute it as per the instructions and spray it onto your parrots to provide them with relief from mites. This not only treats the issue but also prevents future infestations. \n \n \n Air Sac Mite Treatment for Birds \n \n \nAir sac mites can be particularly troublesome for birds, leading to respiratory problems. Avisolve Oral is a reliable solution for treating and preventing air sac mites in your avian friends, helping them breathe more freely. \n \n \n Bird Mite Treatment in the UK \n \n \nAvisolve Oral is available not just internationally but also in the UK. You can easily get your hands on this effective mite treatment, ensuring your birds in the UK can stay mite-free and healthy. \n \n \n Treatment for Red Mites on Birds \n \n \nRed mites can be a significant concern for bird owners. They can cause stress and discomfort to your birds. Avisolve Oral is an excellent treatment for red mites, effectively eliminating them and preventing their return. \n \n \n Pigeon Mites: A Common Problem \n \n \nPigeon mites can be a frequent issue, especially if you have a pigeon coop or aviary. Avisolve Oral is specifically designed for pigeons, making it a perfect solution for treating and preventing pigeon mite infestations. \n \n \n Feather Mite Treatment for Pigeons \n \n \nFeather mites can lead to feather loss and discomfort in pigeons. Avisolve Oral can be used to effectively treat these feather mites, ensuring your pigeons remain healthy and their plumage stays intact. \n \nAvisolve Oral by Naqua Ltd is a game-changer for bird enthusiasts. Whether you're dealing with mites in parrots, pigeons, or any other avian species, this multipurpose product can help you tackle these pesky parasites with ease. Don't forget to use Avisolve Oral as a bathing solution to keep your birds clean and healthy. Your feathered friends deserve the best, and Avisolve Oral is here to deliver it. \n \nDisclaimer: While Avisolve Oral is an effective solution for various bird-related issues, it's essential to consult with a veterinarian or bird care expert for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. \n \n 

Introducing Oral Mite Treatment Anti-Parasite \nNaqua Oral Mite Treatment for Small Birds is a veterinary-strength ivermectin solution for small birds including budgies, canaries, and finches. Produced in the UK by Naqua Ltd. \n \nUnlike the spot-on format, this product is administered by diluting directly into drinking or bathing water, offering an alternative method of treatment for birds where direct topical application may not be suitable. It treats and controls feather mites, skin mites, lice, and worms, working on both internal and external parasites. \n \nThe 5ml bottle provides multiple doses and can be used as both a course of treatment and for ongoing preventative care. \n \n \n \n Contra-indications: \nDo not give to other animals in the home. \n Store: \nNot greater than 25°C \n Warning: \nKeep out of reach and sight of children \n \nFor animal treatment only. \n \n  \n Help & Guidance \n  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Click on our blog posts below for advice and guidance: \n \n \n \n \n \n HOW DO I KNOW IF MY BIRD OR CHICKEN HAS MITES? \n \n EFFECTIVE ADVICE FOR LICE ON SMALL & LARGE BIRDS \n \n EFFECTIVE ADVICE FOR MITES ON SMALL & LARGE BIRDS \n \n 

Introducing Mite Treatment Spot On Anti-Parasite \nIntroducing Mite Treatment 10ml Ivermectin for Small Birds. This revolutionary product is both a treatment and preventative, use this treatment once per week for three weeks for current infections, then once monthly for preventative use. \n For Treatment of: \nFeather Mites, Skin Mites, Other Mites, Lice and Worms. \n Application: \nPart the feathers and apply to the back of the neck between the shoulder blades, covering as much skin as possible. \n Dosage Rate: \nOnce per week for three weeks for current infections, once a month when used as a preventative. \n \n \n \n Bodyweight \n Number of Drops \n \n \n 60g \n One drop \n \n \n 125g \n Two drops \n \n \n 250g \n Four drops \n \n \n 500g \n Eight drops \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Contra-indications: \nDo not allow the animal to swallow this product. Do not give to other animals in the home. \n Store: \nNot greater than 25°C Shelf Life \n Warning: \nKeep out of reach and sight of children \n \nFor Topical use only. For animal treatment only. \n \n  \n Help & Guidance \n  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Click on our blog posts below for advice and guidance: \n \n \n \n \n \n \n HOW DO I KNOW IF MY BIRD OR CHICKEN HAS MITES? \n \n EFFECTIVE ADVICE FOR LICE ON SMALL & LARGE BIRDS \n \n EFFECTIVE ADVICE FOR MITES ON SMALL & LARGE BIRDS \n \n Symptoms of Mite and Lice Infestations: \n Excessive Itching or Scratching: \n \n Signs: Frequent scratching, especially around the ears, face, neck, and tail. \n Importance: Indicates the presence of mites and lice causing discomfort to your small birds. \n \n Redness, Irritation, or Inflammation: \n \n Signs: Visible redness, irritation, or inflammation on the skin or in the ears. \n Importance: Indicates an infestation, requiring prompt attention to prevent further complications. \n \n Dry, Flaky Skin or Dandruff: \n \n Signs: Presence of dry, flaky skin or dandruff on your bird's feathers. \n Importance: Indicates a potential mite or lice infestation affecting the skin. \n \n Changes in Behavior: \n \n Signs: Restlessness, lethargy, or aggression. \n Importance: Behavioral changes may signify the discomfort caused by mite or lice infestations. \n \n Naqua Ltd's Ivermectin Mite Treatment Small Bird: Proven & Safe \n Vet Strength Product: \n \n Trusted veterinary-grade product for small ornamental and also cage birds. \n Fast-acting and safe formulation ensures the best care without harming bird health or fertility. \n \n Fast-Acting Solution: \n \n Small Bird Mite Treatment with Ivermectin effectively targets feather mites, other mites, lice, and worms (except tapeworms). \n Provides quick relief from pesky pests. \n \n Easy Application: \n \n Dropper bottle nozzle for easy and precise application. \n Potent endectocide, Ivermectin, targets both internal and external parasites. \n \n Comprehensive 3-Week Treatment: \n \n One bottle provides a full 3-week treatment with enough for monthly preventative use. \n Keep your feathered companions safe, happy, and also parasite-free year-round. \n Prevent Reinfection & Maintain Colony Health \n \n Versatility at Its Best: \n \n Not just for treatment but can also prevent reinfection and maintain your bird colony's health. \n \n Proactive Pet Care: \n \n Prioritize your pet's well-being by treating new animals before introducing them to your flock. \n Proven Tips to Prevent Mite & Lice Infestations \n \n Regular Cleaning: \n \n Regularly clean and replace bedding, and litter for a clean living environment. \n \n Quarantine New Pets: \n \n Quarantine new pets before introducing them to others to avoid spreading potential infestations. \n \n Regular Grooming and Bathing: \n \n Practice regular grooming and bathing to remove mites and also eggs from your bird's feathers. \n Detecting Mite & Lice Infestations \n \n Common Signs: \n \n Excessive itching or scratching, redness, irritation, inflammation, dry, flaky skin, dandruff, and also changes in behavior. \n \n Immediate Action: \n \n If you suspect a mite or lice infestation, immediate action is crucial for long-lasting results. \n \n Effective Treatments: \n \n Topical and oral options are available for effective combat against these pests. \n Experience the Naqua Difference \n \nPrioritize the well-being of your small birds with Naqua Ltd's Ivermectin Mite Treatment Small Bird, therefore offering vet strength care against mites, lice, and worms. Trust in the proven and safe formulation to keep your feathered companions happy, furthermore healthy, and free from pesky pests.