Some fanciers have pigeons and find that some pigeons eat feces and always peck in some dung. At this time, the pigeon often does not eat dung, but eats some of the things inside. Especially when there is a lot of manure, the pigeons tend to eat some mud and sand, which makes some fanciers mistakenly think that the pigeons are eating manure and are hungry.
This is a problem, most likely because the pigeons lack the necessary nutrients. For example, if a pigeon loft has not given the pigeon health sand for a long time, then the pigeon can only find something to replace it by itself, at this time feces, wall skin and other things are an option for the pigeon.
If you find such a problem, you can give the pigeon health sand in time. That's not a big deal. Of course, being able to clean up the manure in time will be more beneficial to raising pigeons, after all, less manure, fewer germs, and fewer problems for pigeons.
In addition, we fanciers should also note that sometimes the pigeons will also take some flaky droppings to the nest, which is actually the pigeon making the nest. If you don't pay attention to the hygiene of the pigeon loft, it is easy to choose some flaky feces for the breeding pigeon to make a nest, which is also normal.