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Avian Medicine

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Total cards: 21•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Columbiformes

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Pigeons and doves Restrain by holding wings down Grainivorous- need grit Pet Racing Show Research Wild

#2
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Falconiformes/accipitriformes

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Hawks Eagles Falcons Restrain by holding legs and controlling talons Carnivores- Falconry, exhibition, educational programs, wild

#3
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Galliforms

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Fowl (turkey and chickens) Restrain by holding wings Grainivorous-need grit Pet Show Research Commercial Wild

#4
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Passeriformes

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Songbirds-canaries and finches Restrain by holding with towel around wings Herbivores,grainivores, fructivores Pet Wild

#5
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Strigiformes

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Owls Restrain by holding feet and controlling talons Carnivores - rodents Exhibition Educational programs Wild

#6
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Psittaciformes

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Parrots Cockatoos, parakeets Restrain by holding around the neck with a towel and control head DONT USE GLOVE OR BARE HANDS pet Commercial exhibit

#7
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Parrot enclosures

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BIG Fresh air Sunshine Perches Toys Wire

#8
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Lead or Zinc Toxicity

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Lead: fishing weights, paint, champagne wrappers, costume jewelry, hardware cloth Zinc: monopoly game pieces,

#9
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Lead or zinc toxicity: diagnosis

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Lethargy and nurological Regurgitating and vomiting Blood level above .2 ppm Serum zinc level above .2 ppm Radiograph shows metal particle

#10
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Lead or zinc toxicity: treatment

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Christina agent to bind to metal and urinate it out of the body Physically remove metal by surgery Lubricate to encourage metal out of gizzard

#11
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Housing

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Protection from weather Good ventilation Strong perches Netting or wire

#12
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Substrate

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Newspaper Pelletier litter Aspen shavings and walnut NO CEDAR or PINE SHAVINGS NO CORN COB/WHEAT SHAVINGS

#13
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Aspergillosis-diagnosis

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High WBC count X-ray or ct scan (fungus seen) Endoscopy (fungus seen) Fungus seen under microscope Months of antifungal drugs can cause liver and kidney damage Possible surgery Poor prognosis

#14
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Husbandry

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Temperature–comfortable in a shirt Should have indoor and outdoor areas Humidity–30-50% Weekly or month baths Lighting–10-12hrs of light –>stimulates egg laying Housing–female cockatoo needs to get away from male

#15
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Diet

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Appropriate ration for age and use Cracked corn Greens Bugs household scraps Graze yard

#16
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Hypovitaminosis A (most common in birds)

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Poor feature quality Change in epithelial cells to squamous cells leads to… Salivary glands Kidney tobules Bacterial and fungal infections in mouth and RT

#17
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Low body calcium

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Bone fractures Unshelled eggs and egg binding-egg gets stuck Can give calcium injections, implode egg, and surgically remove egg

#18
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Feather Picking

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BACTERIAL Poor social skills, bored, repro frustration, obsessive compulsive disorder

#19
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Chlamydophila

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BACTERIA ZOONOTIC DISEASE clinical-respiratory Diagnosis-tests are available Treatment-doxycycline REPORT TO STATE VET IF POSITIVE TEST

#20
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Ulcerative Pododermatitis

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“Bumble foot”–plantar surface of foot Varying degrees Treatment–soak foot, correct husbandry

#21
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Anseriformes

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Waterfowl (ducks and geese) Restrain by holding wings back Omnivores-need grit Pet Wild Commercial