@@FINCHWORLDWORLD Parrot, finches and lovebirds will have the same dose rates of Wormout Gel. However, as they each have varying water intake requirements, they will receive different volumes of medicated water.
Hi Ki, thank you for commenting. Unfortunately, feather loss can be a symptom of many different ailments. It could be as a result of feather destructive behaviour, which your bird can do if it is feeling stressed, ill, hormonal, bored or if it has vitamin/nutritional imbalances. To begin with, we would recommend taking your bird to a veterinarian for a consultation. We would also recommend ensuring that your bird has a large enough cage and plenty of toys and forage materials. Also ensure that there is nothing in the birds area/routine that could cause him/her to become stressed. We would also recommend looking into his diet in case of nutritional imbalance. We recommend birds receive a diet consisting of 80% Vetafarm Pellets, 15% Fresh Fruit/Vegetables and 5% treats such as seeds/nuts. If this does not help, it could be due to hormones or illness. Your veterinarian should be able to assist you in locating and treating the issue. :)
Thank you so much for the training session...I really enjoyed and learnt lots from it.
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Finch birds how many ml use 1 liter water
Hi there, the dose rate for Wormout Gel would be 12.5mL per 1 Litre of drinking water :)
@@vetafarm tnks ur reply...parrots.. finches..love birds all same dosage??
@@FINCHWORLDWORLD Parrot, finches and lovebirds will have the same dose rates of Wormout Gel. However, as they each have varying water intake requirements, they will receive different volumes of medicated water.
Thanks sir👍👍
At 2:42 He says to use .5ml or Half a ml per 100g weight. However the bottle of the WormOut gel says to dose .05ml per 100g weight. Which is correct?
thanks so so much!!!!
If the whole hair of my parrot has gone, then make a medicine for it.
Hi Ki, thank you for commenting. Unfortunately, feather loss can be a symptom of many different ailments. It could be as a result of feather destructive behaviour, which your bird can do if it is feeling stressed, ill, hormonal, bored or if it has vitamin/nutritional imbalances. To begin with, we would recommend taking your bird to a veterinarian for a consultation. We would also recommend ensuring that your bird has a large enough cage and plenty of toys and forage materials. Also ensure that there is nothing in the birds area/routine that could cause him/her to become stressed. We would also recommend looking into his diet in case of nutritional imbalance. We recommend birds receive a diet consisting of 80% Vetafarm Pellets, 15% Fresh Fruit/Vegetables and 5% treats such as seeds/nuts. If this does not help, it could be due to hormones or illness. Your veterinarian should be able to assist you in locating and treating the issue. :)
@@vetafarm thanku
It's been 2 years but my parrot has not had hair yet.