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This ailment is a puzzle to some breeders and they are alarmed when it makes an appearam c- in their flock, as it does if the feed is poor or sour, the watei dirty, or the scpiab house hithy. The advice which they five when they find a cankered bird is "Kill it." That is the advice we used to fjive at hr.st, but now we know better. First, what is canker? It is a disease of wbicli you know Ihe cause (filth, poor feed or dirty water) and whose symptoms you see in the form of a cheesy-like deposit... in the uioulli of the pigeon, and breaking out around the bilk Catch the pigeon, hold it in your lap and force open its bill and you will see a yellowish palrii or patches in tlie mouth, and the mouth will usu.ally be filled with a yellijwish ih'pusit whirh smells bad. The disease is not serious. The trouble lies with the feed and the filth and that is what spreads the same symptoms from one pigeon to anotlier. A case of canker in your flock should be a wartiing tu you that the fei'cl is wrong or water is wrung, or I hat you have a filthy house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This ailment is a puzzle to some breeders and they are alarmed when it makes an appearam c- in their flock, as it does if the feed is poor or sour, the watei dirty, or the scpiab house hithy. The advice which they five when they find a cankered bird is "Kill it." That is the advice we used to fjive at hr.st, but now we know better. First, what is canker? It is a disease of wbicli you know Ihe cause (filth, poor feed or dirty water) and whose symptoms you see in the form of a cheesy-like deposit... in the uioulli of the pigeon, and breaking out around the bilk Catch the pigeon, hold it in your lap and force open its bill and you will see a yellowish palrii or patches in tlie mouth, and the mouth will usu.ally be filled with a yellijwish ih'pusit whirh smells bad. The disease is not serious. The trouble lies with the feed and the filth and that is what spreads the same symptoms from one pigeon to anotlier. A case of canker in your flock should be a wartiing tu you that the fei'cl is wrong or water is wrung, or I hat you have a filthy house.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmer Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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