Pigeons are usually vaccinated once a year, starting around 30 days after birth. The vaccines required every year basically include pigeon pox vaccine, paramycovirus vaccine, and salmonella vaccine. After being vaccinated, pigeons may have symptoms such as decreased energy and appetite, discharge of stool or green stool, so pay attention to supplementing them with vitamins and electrolytes.

What should be paid attention to when vaccinating pigeons:

1. Pigeons should be vaccinated about 30 days after birth, so that the effect of epidemic prevention is better. Premature vaccination will damage the immunity of the pigeons.

2. Generally speaking, after vaccination, pigeons should rest for one to two days before flying to reduce the impact of the vaccine on the pigeons and avoid adverse effects.

3. In addition to vaccination, pigeons also need to be dewormed regularly.