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Shop our extensive range of bird medications, antibiotics and health aids. Popular ranges include Mite, Lice & Wormer treatments.
Bird Antibiotics: Products like Vetafarm Triple C or Inca OxyMav B can be used as a “first line” antibiotic where a definite diagnosis is not available. If the birds fail to respond to the treatment within 3 days, veterinary advice should be obtained.
Bird Mites: Products such as Malaban Wash can be used to treat bird cages and the surrounding environment for mites, but should not be applied directly to birds. Other products, such as Avitrol Bird Mite Spray and Vetafarm Avian Insect Liquidator, can be used both directly on birds and to treat their cages and environment.
Bird Wormers: Treating birds for worms can be done regularly as a preventative or when worms are first noticed. See below for signs to look for to see if your bird has worms.
Disclaimer: Any information on this page is just general information and is not expert advice. Please seek expert advice from a vet or similar person before deciding on the best treatment for your bird or pet.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. My budgie has an injury to his belly from a fall. He need antibiotics, unsure what to give him?
A. Its been suggested to use Virbac Cetrigen Aerosol 100g, its a topical spray. Antibiotics arent usually required if its not that bad.
Disclaimer: This is not expert advice. Please seek vet advice before deciding on the best treatment.
Q. Do you sell Permectrin Liquid or Moxidectin for treating Canaries with Air Sac Mite?
A. These products are generally not available in Australia.
You might want to consider Vetafarm Avimec 50mL. Its not registered for that kind of use however various websites recommend it for air sac mite.
Its also been suggested to do the following when dealing with air sac mite.
Deep clean and disinfect all cages thoughly and seperate any other birds.
Disclaimer: Any information on this page is just general information and is not expert advice. Please seek expert advice from Vet or similar person before deciding on the best treatment for your bird or pet.
