What is most taboo in racing pigeon keeping? Never make these mistakes

Mold

That is, feeding moldy and spoiled feed; lining the nest bowl with moldy litter; building the pigeon loft with building materials that easily grow mold.

Laziness

Drinking water that should be changed must be changed in time, preferably once or twice a day. Feed troughs, drinkers and the like must also be cleaned frequently. The pigeon loft must be cleaned often to maintain cleanliness and hygiene all year round.

Dampness

Do not constantly make the pigeon loft very wet. Especially when the pigeons bathe, do not fill the bathtub too full; pigeons love to splash about in the water, splashing it everywhere. Even less should you deliberately sprinkle a lot of water often for fear that dust might rise.

Dirtiness

Dirtiness will harm the pigeons' mood and health. Pigeons look very clean and beautiful, but in fact they are very unhygienic, especially because their large intestine is short and they pass droppings anytime and anywhere. If not removed in time, this will contaminate feed and drinking water and affect the pigeons' health.

Random medication

In order to win in competitions, recklessly feeding medicine to racing pigeons.

The above are all commonplace issues, but in daily practice they are often overlooked, causing losses that should not happen. Especially pigeon keepers who are short of money and buy low-quality or moldy cheap feed to feed their pigeons end up losing more than they gain.