Morning Bird Revive, 1 oz

Works on my bird
Works on my bird (starling). One jar seems to be enough for a lifetime. I spinkle it on his dried worms and fruit and it goes right down.

Order Ivermectin instead
My birds were getting sick and I have 3 doves, a King Pigeon, 4 Zebra Finches, 6 Society Finches, 1 Spice Finch and 13 Parakeets of all ages. When your babies are sick you don’t always make the best decisions because the vets can’t help with small birds usually. I had a all animal vet but she’s retired and they just want to do tests etc. I bought from this company before their 2 previous broad-spectrum antibiotics but was devastated its discontinued. Don’t buy old stuff from anywhere. This is a very very fine tree bark powder. Google the bark and see if it is good for you but it ISN’T A REPLACEMENT FOR MEDICINE. It probably helps with overall health but I figured out I had a bad bird mite infestation. A dove had a wheeze. I immediately ordered Ivermectin expedited mail. I also ordered a broad spectrum antibiotic but may need a different one as thebwheeze came back. The Ivermectin is 2 doses with 2 weeks between. It can be given with an antibiotic which is usually 5-7 days. And if 1 bird gets it they all do. You also should have some curve tipped syringes to make sure the sick birds get a dose and make it the only water source for the cage for a day. It recommended 2-4 pm. I also was only able to save 1 of 3 baby finches that seemed better then down. So yes also you should have clear pedialite, baby food powder so I was mixing and dosing all over and feeding. But wanted to leave feedback. This is a caring and knowledgeable seller. But 3/4 tsp Ivermectin to 8oz or 1C of purified water. I used pedialite to mix it and antibiotics. Afterwards, a vitamin mixture to help boost them up more. Good luck hope any of that helped. I read the reviews and it was my mistake to not take a stronger approach and I lost my favorite Handsome Lad. This didn’t work for me.

Saved my expensive red canary
My young red canary arrived very sick. Her feathers was falling out and her skin was peeling. I thought she was going to die. I paid $200 for her and had the male who I wanted to pair her with. I kept her in the “hospital cage” and started a very aggressive treatment that had me up and down all night. I had a heat lamp on her, as well (don’t put them too close or it will cook them). She was so weak, she couldn’t fly. I cried and I begged her not to die. I was giving her various treatments, including the wound spray and Aloe Vera spray for birds. It took 3 months for her to recover and now after 5 months’ her feathers are returning. I have been able to place her with them male and they are mating. Hopefully, they will give me babies. I credit this medicine in part to her recover and am thankful they make it available.