
doi: 10.2307/1590158
pmid: 6721804
Parakeets were fed hulled millet seed containing 0.5% chlortetracycline (CTC) or minocycline. Blood concentrations of more than 1 micrograms CTC/ml and more than 5 micrograms minocycline/ml were obtained. Equivalent drug assay results were obtained from blood specimens collected by venipuncture or by use of treated filter-paper discs. The latter is a fairly simple method for assaying CTC concentrations in blood of treated psittacines.
Bird Diseases, Parakeets, Minocycline, Psittacosis, Panicum, Animal Feed, Psittaciformes, Tetracyclines, Animals, Domestic, Animals, Chlortetracycline
Bird Diseases, Parakeets, Minocycline, Psittacosis, Panicum, Animal Feed, Psittaciformes, Tetracyclines, Animals, Domestic, Animals, Chlortetracycline
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