PURCHASE OF
THE BIRDS AND THEY ACCLIMATIZATION
From "Lancashire
News" Year 6 N. 2
I wish to speak about this
argument because many breeders who have acquired birds England or Belgium, frequently when
them are back home fid the birds dead or tremendously
debilitates..
You must not forget that the bird that you have acquired has had be taken in hand either from the vendor and
from you for being examined, has made a more or less long, travel
in a small and dark box, finding itself after the voyage in an
atmosphere completely disowned, and hostile to him.
When you ar back in your breeding,
put the bird alone in a calm and not much luminous place
You will have to ask, previously, to
the vendor if in the feeding, he used some particular
ingredient in order to continue with the same system to not
tumatize the subject ulteriorly.
As son as you'll put it in the
new cage give for one week, warm water for the bath; the bird will make use
of it immediately,, remember to avoid absolutely to manipulate it or
to expose to air currents.
If the birds have the an opaque and
decomposed skin give for a week a bath with a soap for childs usig vapor to
clean and dry it up. You will see that the skin will improve
clearly.
In this period of acclimatization giv
to the birds to a cure of Terramicina Formula continuation from three days
of good multivitaminic product.
In order to obtain bonds in a breeding, keeps always present that is the breeder wha
has
to adapt to the race of choosed birds, the birds has not to adapt thenself to we;
moreover considered the behavioural characteristics of the race that you want to
raise soma race are more nervous than others and therefore more subject to
stress or cardiac crises.
We know that a nervous and stressed
breeder will transmit its state to its birds.
Reassuming therefore, with the
introduction in your breeding of new birds, you must assure theem tranquillity,
the bath, avoiding every manipulation for the period of adaptation to the new
place in order to avoid the risk of disagreeable surprise.
Claude BERNARD
Trad. Webmaster
Lino Colaianni
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