Respiratory problems are one of the most widespread problems in pigeon racing. Due to warm and humid conditions under transport, most pigeons are exposed to respiratory diseases during the racing season. These problems often come along with large amounts of mucus whereby the pigeons show reduced oxygen intake with lesser available energy. Furthermore, the risk for bacterial growth on the mucous membranes is increased followed by secondary infections. The results are reduced performance in races and increased danger of an outbreak of respiratory diseases under transport and in the loft Learn More