Question Sneezing, gurgling and wheezing!
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Re: Sneezing, gurgling and wheezing!
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Re: Sneezing, gurgling and wheezing!
Carriers will shed the virus or bacteria naturally without showing symptoms so yes they can infect your birds immediately....and you would see symptoms shortly after in your birds depending on what it is.
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