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Symptoms of Bird Illness:

  • Discharge from the eyes
  • Change in clarity or color of the eyes
  • Closing of the eyes
  • Swelling around the eyes
  • Discharge from the nostrils
  • Obstructed nostrils
  • Soiling feathers on head or around notstils
  • Sneezing
  • Inability to manipulate food within the mouth
  • Reduced appetite or not eating at all
  • Fluffed-up feathers
  • Inactivity
  • Droopy wings
  • Decreased preening and feather maintenance
  • Break in the bird's routine
  • Changed or no vocalization (may be serious)
  • Weight loss
  • Eguilibruium problems (very serious!)
  • Inability to pearch (bird on cage bottom)
  • Limping or not bearing weight on one leg
  • Swollen feet or joints
  • Change in quality or quantity of droppings
  • Open-mouthed breathing when at rest (very serious!)
  • Tail pumping (thythmic back and forth motion of the tail when at rest)
  • Lumps or masses anywhere on the body
  • Bleeding (always an emergency situation, regardless of the origin)

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Note: The information above was reproduced from the book “Avian-Exotic Animal Care Guides” by Richard W. Woerpel, MS, DVM and Walter J. Rosskopf, Jr, DVM, a American Veterinary publication.

 

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