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> Well, then how did the CS I gave to my baby cockatiel "not" cure her of > Giardia, which the vet had diagnosed microscopically??? >>>>>>>>> I have no idea about your bird and its "cure'. Vets typically misdiagnose Giardia and oftem miss the Tropozoites in cloacal smears etc.You should recheck often as Cockateils typically carry Giardia and often have relapses. Read Marshalls reply also I think he has a much better scope on this then most vets do. Frankly I am pretty dissapointed regarding trhe results especially after reading all the glowing reports of what CS is so good against! I now see a lot of misinformation has been given to people and like so many other hypes it just doesn't work like folks want it to! > By the third day, she was fine. Explain that, willya? >>>>>>>> Nah, I'll leave that your vet okay? > I think your CS was at fault, not mine. Mine worked and still does. > Marshalee >>>>>>>> Well good fro you! By the way as I wrote before, the batches are tested and made according to instructions using one of the very best machines so I think any excuses for effectiveness are pretty lame at best! If you choose to keep the "dream" alive please be my guest! The facts are pretty solid in my mind having been tested extensively by two very good vet pathologists. > PS, the words protozoa and bacteria are plural, no need for a final s. > >>>>>>>>>> Thanks I am so glad we have a expert here to correct such things! Don Wells
