WARNING TO PIGEON AND POULTRY KEEPERS Pigeon Paramyxovirus confirmed in Guernsey
Posted by Steve on 9th Feb, 2021 |
Pigeon Paramyxovirus has been confirmed in Guernsey. This follows investigations by the States Veterinary Officers into the high numbers of diseased pigeons from St. Peter Port that have been hospitalised at the GSPCA. Last week the GSPCA reported on the huge increase in deceased and sick pigeons...
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Update on GSPCA Services due to lockdown2 please call or email if you need our services #GuernseyTogether #StayAtHome
Posted by Steve on 5th Feb, 2021 |
Due to lockdown2 here in Guernsey we are once again asking anyone needing our services to contact us on 01481 257261 before visiting the GSPCA. This is so we can risk assess and potentially help remotely without unnecessary travel while we are in the very serious situation the Bailiwick currently...
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE from GSPCA as sharp increase in sick and injured pigeons
Posted by Steve on 4th Feb, 2021 |
Some love to see pigeons around Guernsey and others think of them as pests but regardless of your thoughts the GSPCA have seen a sharp incline of sick and injured pigeons especially in and around St Peter Port. With worries of a number of bird diseases at this time of year from Avian Flu to...
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Lockdown advice to Animal Owners and Animal Businesses in Guernsey
Posted by Steve on 26th Jan, 2021 |
At the GSPCA we have been asked a number of times about the States of Guernsey advice on what they can and can’t do with their animals. The States Vets have kindly put together this great advice https://covid19.gov.gg/guidance/pets-livestock?fbclid=...
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Poorly guillemot caught up in fish or crab netting now safe at the GSPCA
Posted by Steve on 26th Jan, 2021 |
Today the GSPCA was called out to a seabird tangled in netting. GSPCA staff member Beckie Bailey when she arrived at Petit Bot rescued the guillemot in a life threating situation as it was that badly tangled it wouldn’t have survived if it hadn’t been for the kind person discovering the bird and...
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