通过粪便看健康（Look at your health through feces）.docVIP

通过粪便看健康（Look at your health through feces） Look at your health through feces Fecal observation is one of the best ways to monitor doves health. Because most fanciers lofts is cleaned in the cleaning process, simply look at the stool is good for 24 hours prior to monitoring the health status of dove. Many of the problems that affect performance are sub health. That is to say, the state of the game has been affected before dove really begins to display the symptoms of birth sickness. Because fecal changes usually occur on the 1-2 day before doves birth signs, careful observation and effective management of fecal abnormalities are very effective in preventing the decline of dove status. Notice that the gut is an empty tube. Intestinal end is the cloaca. The excretory duct from the kidneys also ends here and stores doves depleted urine. Interestingly enough, dove produces two types of urine, a liquid urine that looks like clear water; and a solid urine made from crystals of white uric acid. Therefore, the cloaca piled up the gut without residual food digestion; liquid and solid discharge urine kidney; many normal feces, including liver from bile and intestinal wall mucus. Once in the cloaca, some liquid will be absorbed again, the formation of solid waste, the normal color is brown. When dove feel uncomfortable when the cloaca will relax the cloaca, and feces. Green manure The main factor that affects doves droppings is what it eats. Dove has considerably digested many of the pigments in the food, so these things have not changed relatively enough to pass through the digestive system and stain the droppings. For example, dove ate some pink minerals, and feces would be brown. Dove ate green grains (such as brown peas), or added some green vegetables (such as beets), or free range, and picked them on the grass. Then, more manure would be green. But the green pigeon can remind of the problems of possibility. This is because green stools can explain doves bowel disease. Gre