Salmonella (also known as Paratyphoid) remains one of the most damaging and persistent diseases affecting racing and breeding pigeons worldwide. Despite modern hygiene, nutrition, and loft management, the disease continues to surface year after year – often when fanciers least expect it. Veterinary field experience and laboratory data consistently show that over 40% of pigeons are natural carriers of Salmonella , frequently without obvious symptoms. These healthy‑looking birds are the silent...

Managing canker during the breeding season involves understanding its causes and taking appropriate measures. The key points to consider...

Canker, caused by the protozoan Trichomonas columbae, predominantly affects pigeons by infecting their digestive tract, particularly the...