ABSTRACT : Trichomonas gallinae is a single-celled protozoan parasite inhabiting in the upper digestive tract of many
birds but mostly in pigeon squabs where it causes avian trichomoniasis. It’s a protozoan flagellate parasite causes avian
disease usually in the back of the throat, esophagus and disease in the bathroom usually called the scourge. For the
treatment use medications such as anti-protozoan metronidazole 2-amino-5- nitrothiazole and metronidazole, also used
the image currently being used on a large scale, and show case low efficiency and resistance. In recent years, for the
treatment of infected birds with the avian. If the bird is shortness of breath or cannot swallow food until death.Micro
safe:is safe in water, harmless to humans, non –toxic, non–flammable, non-corrosive and does not contain any alcohol. It
has absolutely no side effects and is non –irritating to eye and skin, the main ingredient material is purified super
oxidized water (99.97%). In the result we found in the first and second day weakness and the few number of parasit
while in the third day we see the elimination of the parasite and without any signs of infected birds , the proportion of
treatment 80% of the total compared with the control group under the level of significat defferness 0.05%, which was
given the new drug without easing and we did not show any apparent signs of harm to the infected birds either the
fourth group, which was given a drug metronidazole ,the significant difference has been given 0.045 to eliminate the
parasite within a period of four days, with the advent met with signs of lethargy in some birds infected treatment while
the third group was given a significant difference 0.05 to eliminate the parasite doses microsife frozen daily, morning
and night for four days without the emergence of any satisfactory only signs of a lack of appetite for the birds.
The aim of the study: the use of a new drug for the treatment of hairy T.galline parasite that has been frozen microsaife
in vivo and in vitro.
Key words : Trichomonas gallinum, pigeons, upper digestive tract.
