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I am writing to tell you about my pair of Blue-fronted Amazons. Within 36 hours of getting them
the cock was severely stressed, he was having difficulty breathing and the idea of taking him to a vet was, I thought, too stressful to be considered. Having no luck with the vets I phoned the Birdcare
Company. I followed their advice and gave him Poly-Aid (Survive) on anything he will eat, which wasn't much at
that time. I used your products on millet, apples, and sweet corn and three days late I had a nice calm pair of Amazons who only wheezed when anyone except me came near them. A week later I put a nesting box
outside the aviary, shortly after I had a hen sitting on four eggs. Without Poly-Aid (Survive) I'm sure he would have died. Thank you very much. Mrs Sara BlackThe first budgie I treated with Poly-Aid (Survive) was
suffering from Pneumonia, loss of appetite and bad breathing. It was treated at the vet with regular injections but not eating was making it weaker. Poly-Aid (Survive) was used and within a week Joey
was back at home as chirpy as before. The second budgie I treated was found in a friend's garden being attacked by a magpie. It was in a state of deep shock, very thin and had no appetite. I fed it
Poly-Aid (Survive) for four days and it began feeding for itself. Two of my birds have been saved this year thanks to your great product, Poly-Aid (Survive). Also, many thanks for your continuous help and
support throughout the year. Miss D. Demetriou Recently I had lost 18 baby canaries although full with food and starting to feather. Following your advice I used Potent Brew and things have been much better this time around. We have reared 25 chicks from the same number of pairs.
Thank you for your advice, Mr Andrew Outhwaite
I had a feather plucking problem with my African grey, which I spoke to you about. I gave him Spark (Energize)
for two days as your literature suggested before we went from Plymouth to Bristol to visit the vet. He travelled up there no problem and even with the stress of being examined we travelled home with no problems. Once we got home he was eating right away and acting totally normal.
Nicola Dodd from Plymouth I spotted a little lovebird in a pet shop that had been plucked by its parents and its siblings, it was underweight, breathing badly, and its tail feathers
were gone. The rest of its plumage was in an appalling state. I managed to buy the bird and immediately put him on Spark (Energize) and antibiotics. He picked up amazingly and started moving about his cage
and was always eating. He also had a bacterial infection and had to be left with a vet for several days. The vet didn't give Widget much of a chance. When I returned the vet was amazed at how well Widget had
recovered. I know that Widget was well on the way to dying when I rescued him and even the antibiotics may not have saved him, but with the help of Spark (Energize) he made a stunning recovery.
Best wishes, Gill Hunt. At the South Western Bengalese Finch Club Show, Mr and Mrs Palmer discovered a box of birds, some of which were already dead due to insufficient air through
unforeseen circumstances. The birds were given Spark (Energize) and sunshine and a pair of Chocolate Bengalese, to all appearances dead, won Best in Show 2 hours later . Dear Malcolm. Credit where it is due. After
spending £112.00 on local vet bills,and several more pounds on antibiotics without any improvements in the birds symptoms. I decided to venture further from home for advice, my first thoughts was The
Birdcare Company, on going through your web page I came across the Bird Vet Online that you operate. I mentioned the problems in an email to you which were, Excessive thirst, Excessive amount of urine ,
You recommended that we try treating the immune system, with Calcivet,Guardian Angel and Gold Label Feast, well , I won't mince my words for I had little faith in the recommendations that I had received.
I treated the bird as per your prescription on the three items mentioned, after 72 hours a little improvement was showing in the amount of urine that was being past ,when the bird still remained with
excessive thirst, now after almost four weeks I consider the bird to be free from both excessive thirst and the passing of excessive urine . A Good Job Done And Many Thanks.
Kind Regards J.N.Birch Avian Art UK.
This posting is from the discussion group 'livingwithpdd'
Hi Amy.
My Green winged Macaw was tested positive for PDD over 5 years ago.
With a lot of love,hard work and hand feeding he has now tested
negative for over 2 years and now is sharing his life with a lovely
Blue and Gold.
You can see a photo of him under "my babies".
So it can and does happen.
I would like to say that the Special needs diet from the Birdcare
company was one of the things that kept him alive while he was so ill.
I am praying that Maggie can survive this,I have a Triton and they
are really tough birds.
June xxx
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