What are the symptoms of pigeon poisoning?

1. Some reasons for pigeon poisoning:

1.Poisoned pigeons will vomit food in the early stages, and when you open its mouth, you will find that the base of its tongue and throat are black.

2.Pigeons, which were previously stable and able to fly, start to fly around and fall vertically from the platform or from a high place.

3.The pigeon begins to become incomprehensible, even if it does not move when it is standing, it shrinks into a ball, and when you get close to it, it does not move or fly.

4.In the more dangerous stage of poisoning, the pigeon will go down with its whole head down, squatting directly in the corner, the feathers on its body are extremely fluffy, listless, and even breathing is very difficult.

Second, some manifestations of pigeon poisoning:

Generally speaking, when a pigeon is poisoned, it will behave, such as being thirsty, looking for water to drink, and may drink too much; will vomit food, throw food, waste food; The wings droop and are unable to fly; Difficulty standing, unsteadiness, shaking, fighting, or inability to stand; Spit in the corners of the mouth, saliva or dirt; Symptoms such as drainy, loose, green, or bloody stools.

3. Common first aid methods for pigeon poisoning:

When you find that the pigeon has any of the above behaviors, then you should be alert to whether the pigeon is poisoned. The first thing to look at is the symptoms of the pigeon and to roughly determine the degree of poisoning of the pigeon (if you are experienced you can tell that the pigeon is poisoned, it is best).

Then it can be grushed with cactus or rhubarb or with rhubarb needle water; Or fill with detoxification plants or antidote drugs, fill water to clean the sac or make it drink salt water with a higher concentration to throw out the poison.

If you vomit a point, you must use a bottle of atropine sulfate needle water to take it, if you have your head down, you must immediately open the sac, pour out the food in the sac, or manually squeeze the sac to remove the poisoned food. Or an intravenous injection of atropine sulphate to help the pigeons detoxify.

Hello, when a pigeon is poisoned it behaves, such as thirst, looking for water to drink, possibly overdrinking; will vomit food, throw food, waste food; The wings droop and are unable to fly; Difficulty standing, unsteadiness, shaking, fighting, or inability to stand; Spit in the corners of the mouth, saliva or dirt; Drainy, loose, green, or bloody stools.

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1. Manifestations of poisoning symptoms

The symptoms of pigeon poisoning are related to the degree of poisoning, and mild symptoms of poisoning are manifested as loss of appetite, sluggishness, standing still, drooping wings, and difficulty breathing due to a decrease in oxygen content. When these conditions occur, the pigeons should be quarantined immediately to see if they are able to gradually regain their digestive capacity. If the symptoms continue to worsen, it is necessary to monitor the body, breathing and heartbeat of the pigeons in time in order to take the appropriate measures.

The symptoms of severe poisoning are obvious swelling of the bird's body, muscle atrophy, nervous system disorders, syncope, convulsions, spasms, cyanosis of the lips, etc. Pain relief must be taken immediately.

2. Causes and hazards of pigeon poisoning

Pigeon poisoning can be caused by the ingestion of toxic substances such as higher concentrations of pesticides, insecticides, bacteria and fungi, or by birds with poor health eating expired and moldy feed. Among them, a large number of pesticides such as dichlorvos and imidacloprid are often the main causes of pigeon poisoning.

Pigeon poisoning not only endangers the health of birds, but also poses a certain threat to human health. This is because the germs and bacteria carried by birds can be transmitted to humans, so the process of dealing with poisoned birds is very important, and it is important to pay attention to personal protection and sanitary bathing.

3. The best method of pigeon poisoning

First of all, when the symptoms of pigeon poisoning are detected, isolation measures should be taken to prevent the transmission of virus vectors. At the same time, the bird should be moved to a quiet place, avoiding cluttered light and external disturbances that could aggravate its condition.

For mild symptoms of poisoning, it is possible to reduce toxins and enhance resistance in the body by feeding loose sugar, salt water and appropriate amounts of foods with appropriate protein content. For extremely severe poisoning, you should immediately be sent to the hospital for rescue and **. And at the same time of poisoning, the cause of poisoning should be found and measures should be taken to eliminate it to avoid re-poisoning.

4. Pre-fight prevention method of pigeon poisoning

In order to prevent pigeon poisoning, it should be scientifically managed in the daily breeding process. Maintaining the hygiene of the breeding environment, cleaning the water and air sources, avoiding damp and mildew of feed and drinking water, cleaning the pigeon loft regularly, avoiding air pollution after mold of warm materials, and taking timely disinfection measures for unclean and hygienic bird cages and accessories, etc., all help to reduce or eliminate the risk of bird poisoning.

Fill it with quicklime water and let it spit out the poisoned food on its own. If you don't vomit, you can do a simple operation, cut the sac with a sharp knife, then take out the grain, stitch it up, and apply anti-inflammatory drugs. The pigeon has a strong ability to bruise, so pay attention to hygiene during surgery.

It can be grushed with cactus or rhubarb or with rhubarb needle water; Or fill with detoxification plants or antidote drugs, fill water to clean the sac or make it drink salt water with a higher concentration to throw out the poison.

In the case of chronic mild ammonia poisoning in pigeons, it is only manifested as increased breathing, increased dilute and green manure, loss of appetite, chronic emaciation, stunted growth and development of young pigeons, and decreased egg production of adult pigeons. In the case of severe acute poisoning, the conjunctiva of the sick pigeon can be seen to be red and swollen, shy and tearful, and runny nose. Sick pigeons like to lie down, with wings, back, and back abdomen undulating, and difficulty breathing; Some shake their heads, snore, and their appetite decreases significantly.

The feathers are unkempt and dull. Increased thinning of green stools. Some are paralyzed, with their heads and necks tilted back or stretched forward.

Dyspnea is often followed by respiratory paralysis, and finally suffocation due to spasms. Occasionally, mass deaths can occur suddenly, mimicking symptoms of atypical Newcastle disease, and attention should be paid to the differential diagnosis.

The main lesion is ocular conjunctivitis; the laryngeal and tracheal mucosa are edematous, hyperemic, and secretions are viscous; pulmonary edema, congestion, congestion, necrosis; thickening and clouding of the balloon membrane; liver, kidney, spleen enlargement; intestinal mucosal edema, hyperemia or hemorrhage, and in some cases increased ascites; **, pale legs and pectoral muscles, anemia, thin blood, incomplete corpse.

In the event of ammonia poisoning, it is important to ensure that the loft is well ventilated. It is necessary to keep the density of the pigeon flock reasonable, clean up the manure in time, change the bedding frequently, and dry the pigeon loft. Qualified pigeon farms should regularly test the ammonia content of the air in the loft.

When ammonia poisoning is found in the flock, the exhaust air should be increased immediately to regulate the air in the house. Add drugs for the prevention and treatment of respiratory diseases to feed or drinking water and appropriately increase the dosage of multivitamins.

When the pigeon is exposed to ammonia concentration of 20ppm for 6 weeks, it will cause congestion and edema in the lungs, loss of appetite and reduced egg production rate of the pigeon;

Ammonia concentrations of 50 ppm can cause laryngeal edema, necrotizing bronchitis, pulmonary haemorrhage, decreased respiratory rate and death after a few days.

No. Because the meat may contain pesticide residues, causing people to be infected, animals that die unnaturally should not eat it.

Toxic substances will be absorbed into the bloodstream, and thus enter the meat, and people will be poisoned if they eat it. It is recommended that you do not eat it to avoid the danger of poisoning and causing harm to your body.

The pigeon eats the food mixed with pesticides and dies, and there are still pesticides in the body, and people eat such pigeons, which are easy to cause pesticide poisoning.

This kind of poisoned poultry and livestock, the toxin is still in their bodies, and people will be poisoned if they eat it. This kind of poisoned poultry and livestock, the toxin is still in their bodies, and people will be poisoned if they eat it. It will be life-threatening and should never be eaten.

It is recommended that you do not consume it for your own safety.

It's better not to eat it. Toxins enter the body from the bloodstream.