lady_r0gue, I'm not sure, but you know what they say there's nowt so queer as... LOL

Ivan, DO NOT TAKE DRONTAL!! Don't panic. It's unlikely you managed to catch worms. If you are worried, as lady_r0gue says speak to a doctor about it - they can give you some medicine designed for PEOPLE! But I wouldn't worry.

I will not take. I will need many of them and have only 4.
I ask doctor if I see worm in poos. I not let dogs lick my face for now.
what about perch? should i throw away and put new one in cage?

is this a wind up??? lol

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Make sure you clean up well as they will still keep getting them.

I agree think its a wind up

Just what i was thinking as well.

It would seem so, but at the same time an Eastern European (Ivan fits) coming to the UK to work as a farm labourer (again, fits) might not necessarily have the same knowledge on such practices as we do. Benefit of the doubt just in case, I think.

Ivan, are you asking whether you should change your bird's perch because it has poo on it, or what? I don't quite understand lol If you are, then yes - just change it. Simple really?! You work on a farm - cut some nice Hazel branches or similar and use those. Natural, better for the bird's feet, they look nicer and they're FREE.

Its took me half an hour to post i cant stop laughin im still giggling now that has gotta be a wind up lol

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why you laugh at me?
Perch in cage just really stinky now. I have new one.
I will show picture of it in the bird place forum..
I keep yard clean with heyes disinfectant. They mainly poo on walk with me.
I clean up when the poos. one tonight had no worm and Posh still had worm.
I am in north west too. It rains all day for week

I'm not laughing mate. You've done what you can now, so just see what happens. If Posh still has worms in her poo in a couple of days, go back to the vet and tell them. Posh might need another treatment, but probably it's all OK and she just had so many worms the dead and dying ones are still coming out of her now the Drontal is working.

Whereabouts in the North West are you? Your farm doesn't want any pests removing free of charge (rats, rabbits, foxes, or suchlike) does it? I'm fully insured.