Pigeon Racing Announcement and Newsletter Update

Hello Pigeon Fanciers!!

  I have a couple of articles I'll share with you today, one from pigeon24.com and a selection from Chris at The Pigeon Insider...Enjoy!!


Pigeon24 Newsletter 8 June 2010

First Video - One Loft Race Kalimanci 2010

Dear Pigeon friends,
 
We present you the first video from One Loft race Kalimanci - Season 2010
 
 
Advertise with Pigeon24 - reach the right people
If you have any questions - please do not hesitate to contact with us
 
Thanks for reading,
Nevi Koeva
Pigeon24.com - Create FREE PEDIGREE



The Pigeon Insider newsletter sample:

Hey Glenn,
 
As you know PigeonSite.com was put together and maintained for you, and the goal of PigeonSite.com is to try to answer any questions that you may have regarding pigeons. I created a special page on the site for you to post your pigeon related questions and I will have my team of expert fanciers try to answer them for you the best they can. You can post your question by clicking on the link below,
 
 
I will try to get your question answered as fast as possible, but please keep in mind that there may be alot of questions and the experts are very busy so it may take some time before your question gets answered.
 
 
So go ahead and post your questions I look forward to reading them and getting them answered for you. Also if you see a question posted that you feel you can answer please feel free to reply to it.
 
Talk soon,
Yours in the sport,
-Chris
 

Pigeons with Blue Tongue or Blue Tissue

I received a few questions about fanciers having pigeons with blue tongues or blue tip tongues so I wanted to address it with a short post. The blue tongue can mean many different things from something simple such as wrong diet to more serious like bad circulation.

Should you feed high protein right through the week, the digestive system becomes sluggish and the breast may become blue in color with a blue tip on the tongue also. Try changing your pigeons diet and giving your birds a strong dose of garlic in the water to help correct this.

However, When tissues that are normally red turn blue, this is because there is less oxygen in these tissues. This can have several reasons. For example when the tip of the tongue of a pigeon is cold, there will be less blood circulation and the tip will appear blue. It doesn’t have to mean anything. If it’s associated with blue flesh it can be a problem certainly for birds that have to perform.

Again blue tongue can be caused by multiple factors like inadequate nutrition/supplementing, inadequate training, dehydration (shock in extreme cases), bad circulation etc…Try changing their diet, giving garlic and keeping a close eye on them to see if their health declines and if you have room in your loft quarantine them as a precaution until you are certain that they are healthy.

Resource,
http://www.pipa.be/de/newsandarticles/ask_the_vet/3880

Hope this helps
-Chris

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            Thanks for tuning in!!
           Glenn West

 

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