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Subject: New Listless peafowl

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Ally (So-soooo)

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Date Posted: 09:24:15 10/14/12 Sun

>I worked with Congo Peafowl first at the Los Angeles
>zoo and later as Curatorial Intern at Wildlife
>Conservation Society-based at the Bronx Zoo. I
>continue to work in collaboration with many scientists
>in the taxon advisory group for galliformes.
>Some advice, please. Have you ever O.D.'d a bird on wormer such as Sulmet? Is Duramycin-10 (tetracycline hydrochloride ) soluable an antibiotic that you could give peafowl? If so , what amount/gal.?

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[> Subject: Re: New Listless peafowl
Author: D C T friendly poultry orthopedist [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 12:16:20 10/14/12 Sun Sulmet is NOT a wormer but if for coccidiosis. Since the Congo Peafowl or Afropavo is not a peafowl but is more like a pheasant there is no way to compare them especially when giving medications. I sm not qualified to give advice in this matter [ Post a Reply to This Message ]