big_mik 0 Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 MY MALE HARRIS GOT BUMBLE FOOT AND AFTER 2 COURSES OF BAYTRIL I ASKED THE VET TO TRY LINCOMICIN AND THIS DID THE TRIK [bANNED TEXT] HE HAD THE BAYTRILL IT CLEARED THE REDNESS UP BUT AS SOON AS I STOPED GIVING HIM IT IT CAME BACK THE LINCOMICIN WAS 1MIL A DAY FOR 7 DAYS INJECTIONS AND IT HAS BEEN 2 WEEKS AND IT HASNT COME BAK BUT WITH THE BAYTRIL IT CAME BACK 2 DAYS LATER BOTH TIMES Quote Link to post
jasper65 6 Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 MY MALE HARRIS GOT BUMBLE FOOT AND AFTER 2 COURSES OF BAYTRIL I ASKED THE VET TO TRY LINCOMICIN AND THIS DID THE TRIK [bANNED TEXT] HE HAD THE BAYTRILL IT CLEARED THE REDNESS UP BUT AS SOON AS I STOPED GIVING HIM IT IT CAME BACK THE LINCOMICIN WAS 1MIL A DAY FOR 7 DAYS INJECTIONS AND IT HAS BEEN 2 WEEKS AND IT HASNT COME BAK BUT WITH THE BAYTRIL IT CAME BACK 2 DAYS LATER BOTH TIMES I spent a small fortune in the earley 90's with a vet trying to clear up Bumblefoot in a tiercel peregrine. he took a swab from its foot and cultured it and decided the Drug of choice was Baytril, the bird was then operated on to remove some of the absess and litteraly put on Baytril on and off for near on 4 months and over.... After a £600 bill and still on the Baytril the vet said to me "Have you considered euthanasia"? I told him he must be having a laugh and took him to another vet for a second opinion, this vet worked in conjunction with Neil Forbes and another culture was taken, it then turned out the bacteria wasn't sensitive to Baytril at all and Lincomicin was the drug of choice and prescribed, on top of this the bird was placed on a soft topped block sprayed with Virkon, it was also fed on the fist and straight afterwards had its feet sprayed with Virkon! this went on for a few weeks until all the heat and removed from the birds foot and and swelling had reduced, the good thing about the Virkon is the cap of the scab on the bird softend to the stage the virkon could penetrate and kill off the Bacteria from the outside and Lincomicin killed it from the inside, I can't remember now but I think the tabs was 15mg a couple of time a day for a good couple of week or more.... To cut a long story short it clered up totaly from what was virtualy stage 3 Bumble foot, the bird went on to breed many youngsters which are my blood lines now and sadley died last year at the age of 14.... Jasper Quote Link to post
big_mik 0 Posted February 26, 2009 Author Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 IN TOTAL IT COST ME £150 AT MINSTER VETS IN SOUTHWELL VERY GOOD THERE NICE PEOPLE ASWELL Quote Link to post
jasper65 6 Posted February 26, 2009 Report Share Posted February 26, 2009 IN TOTAL IT COST ME £150 AT MINSTER VETS IN SOUTHWELL VERY GOOD THERE NICE PEOPLE ASWELL sometimes Bumblefoot can be long winded and a b*****d to clear up! stick with the right treatment until you see a marked improvment and I'm sure things will finally clear up.... Jasper Quote Link to post
DEREK CANNING LLB[HONS] 20 Posted February 27, 2009 Report Share Posted February 27, 2009 MY MALE HARRIS GOT BUMBLE FOOT AND AFTER 2 COURSES OF BAYTRIL I ASKED THE VET TO TRY LINCOMICIN AND THIS DID THE TRIK [bANNED TEXT] HE HAD THE BAYTRILL IT CLEARED THE REDNESS UP BUT AS SOON AS I STOPED GIVING HIM IT IT CAME BACK THE LINCOMICIN WAS 1MIL A DAY FOR 7 DAYS INJECTIONS AND IT HAS BEEN 2 WEEKS AND IT HASNT COME BAK BUT WITH THE BAYTRIL IT CAME BACK 2 DAYS LATER BOTH TIMES I spent a small fortune in the earley 90's with a vet trying to clear up Bumblefoot in a tiercel peregrine. he took a swab from its foot and cultured it and decided the Drug of choice was Baytril, the bird was then operated on to remove some of the absess and litteraly put on Baytril on and off for near on 4 months and over.... After a £600 bill and still on the Baytril the vet said to me "Have you considered euthanasia"? I told him he must be having a laugh and took him to another vet for a second opinion, this vet worked in conjunction with Neil Forbes and another culture was taken, it then turned out the bacteria wasn't sensitive to Baytril at all and Lincomicin was the drug of choice and prescribed, on top of this the bird was placed on a soft topped block sprayed with Virkon, it was also fed on the fist and straight afterwards had its feet sprayed with Virkon! this went on for a few weeks until all the heat and removed from the birds foot and and swelling had reduced, the good thing about the Virkon is the cap of the scab on the bird softend to the stage the virkon could penetrate and kill off the Bacteria from the outside and Lincomicin killed it from the inside, I can't remember now but I think the tabs was 15mg a couple of time a day for a good couple of week or more.... To cut a long story short it clered up totaly from what was virtualy stage 3 Bumble foot, the bird went on to breed many youngsters which are my blood lines now and sadley died last year at the age of 14.... Jasper I had a bird and I Vet told my it would never fly again 6 weeks later it was flying and another vet said my dog only had months to live, three years later it was still alive. In short Jesper is right vets are not always correct in their judgements. Quote Link to post
runningdog01 3 Posted March 8, 2009 Report Share Posted March 8, 2009 when my peregrine had bumble foot put him on a course of marbocyl and used preperation h (advaliable from most chemists for treatment of piles!!) and cleared up in 2 weeks never been back scince, purple spray for horses is quite good aswell. Quote Link to post
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