Feather Problems in Pet Birds
Veterinary MedicineFeather problems in pet birds are self-mutilation of feathers, gang-gang syndrome, stress dermatitis, superficial mycoses, etc.
Feather problems in pet birds are self-mutilation of feathers, gang-gang syndrome, stress dermatitis, superficial mycoses, etc.
Common diseases of pet birds are diseases of integumentary system, laceration, feather haemorrhage, breast blisters, Bumble foot (Pododermatitis), etc.
Pet birds have diverse dietary requirements based on their species, size, and natural habitat. Among this largest and most popular cage and aviary birds are seed eaters.
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Proper feeding management is essential for maintaining the health and well-being of pet birds. Most bird diets consist of seeds, except for the fruit and nectar-consuming birds.
There is good demand for breeding management of pet birds and it ensures good revenue also. The breeding birds should be in good health condition during breeding season and the breeder should known the breeding season of the particular birds.
Commonly seen pet birds are parakeets, mynah, mannikins, pigeons, doves, koels, budgerigars, cockatiels, lovebirds, canaries and finches, etc.
A proper vaccination schedule for cats is essential for maintaining a cat’s health and preventing serious diseases like Rabies, Calicivirus (FCV), Rhinotracheitis (FHV-1), and Panleukopenia (FPV).
A proper deworming schedule for cats is essential for maintaining their health and preventing worm infestations. It start at age of 2-3 weeks and continued for lifetime.
Common diseases of cats are upper respiratory infections (URIs), rabies, feline panleukopenia, feline leukemia, feline immunodeficiency disease, feline infectious peritonitis, etc.
Practical feeding of cats involve feeding principles, semi-solid food, amount food, feeding requirement for hand reared kittens, milk and milk substitute, cat nutrient profiles.