Burung Anda Nyilet Atau kurus Sekali Napsu Makan Berkurang INI OBATNYA Murah Ampuh Dan Efektif

#treatingbirdswithnyilet #thinbirds The disease "Kurus Dada Nyilet" (Skinny Chest Nyilet) is not a new disease. This highly fatal disease has been around for a long time and often affects all species of birds. Why is this disease called "Kurus Dada Nyilet" (Skinny Chest Nyilet)? Birds affected by "Kurus Nyilet" experience severe dehydration, causing the chest muscles to thin and the breastbone to protrude sharply like a razor blade. That's why this disease is called "Kurus Dada Nyilet" (Skinny Chest Nyilet). Kurus Nyilet Birds Kurus Nyilet is a nightmare and a terrifying threat for bird enthusiasts and bird competitors, especially since this disease is considered very difficult to cure. And if treatment is delayed or inappropriate, the risk of death is very high within a relatively short time. How to Treat and Cure "Nilet" Bird Skinny Disease According to field observations, this disease is more commonly found in seed-eating birds such as lovebirds, canaries, black-throated shrikes, long-tailed shrikes, parakeets, and other seed-eating birds. Fruit-eating and insect-eating birds such as the magpie robin, long-tailed shrike, long-tailed shrike, green-rumped shama, swamp-billed shrike, white-rumped shama, red-throated shrike, and other birds are also frequently affected by "Nilet" disease. However, the incidence is lower than in seed-eating birds. Signs of birds affected by "Nilet" disease: • The bird's body is weak and limp, its legs are pale, its wings droop, its feathers are dull, and its feathers are fluffed up. • The bird's appetite decreases drastically, and it often eats selectively. • The bird drinks more because its body is dehydrated. • The feathers around the cloaca are often wet and have a lot of fecal matter. • The bird's droppings are white or green and have a strong odor. • The bird's body is thin, with a protruding breastbone. • The bird's movements are sluggish, its coordination is impaired, and it staggers. Solution: Prompt and Appropriate Treatment. If the bird is not treated promptly with the appropriate medication, the bird with "Kurus Nyilet" disease will only survive a maximum of three weeks after the initial attack. Dead Bird