Common Diseases Agapornis AVE
Well a little help to detect some of the most common diseases in our lovebirds
FALSE MOVES:
Detection: when our bird loses too many feathers and outside the molting period is a symptom that we should investigate as it may be false move
Possible Causes: one of the causes is the poor hygiene of the place where we live our lovebirds also factors such as feeding, or excessive heat from the environment. not exposed to sudden temperature changes
Treatment: first to isolate infected birds and we'll put in a place where the ambient temperature is stable and does not suffer abrupt changes, and manage a multivitamin dissolved in water
MITES IN PENS:
Detection: If you notice a change in the plumage of our bird, feathers or plumage ugly game
MITES
Mite Canyon: feeds on blood and skin, is housed inside the canyons
Mite of Down: lives in the bird's feathers also affects the skin of the bird
Barbula Mite : affects the skin and feathers of the bird barbules
Treatments:
are very easy to combat and eradicate as we always have to isolate affected birds in any pet shop selling antidesparasitarios spray for the prevention and combating insecticide to buy tropical birds there are several non-toxic brands
SARNA:
Detection: irritation and crusting much picason whitish color pastes
Treatments: stores sell pets and veterinary ointments of excellent results. apply to the affected area clean all also
MYCOSES:
Detection: weakness, difficulty feeding,
Possible Causes: Fungus mainly affect the respiratory system and skin as the birds are visible in white patches on the tongue and buccal cavity of the bird
Treatment: Amphotericin b kentoconazol micostantin panfungól.Tediprima
CANDIDIASIS :
chicks and young birds are more vulnerable to suffer from this disease
fed wet food sprouts or
Possible Causes: Poor management of the aviary, moldy food, excessive moisture poor hygiene, poor vitamin aliemtacion
Detection: bird's weight loss, vomiting, diarrhea, green or yellow bird deaths
Treatment: Complex vitamin A, panfungól
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