Diseases — Rosy-faced lovebird

Health profiles for Rosy-faced lovebird: commonly observed signs, transmission and prevention habits. Educational content, never a diagnosis.

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Sheep 136 Goat 109 Dog 88 Cat 76 Cow 57 Chinchilla 9 Mongolian gerbil 8 Cockatiel 8 Rosy-faced lovebird 8 Leopard gecko 8

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🦠 Infectious 🪱 Parasites 🫁 Respiratory 🍗 Digestives 🚽 Urinary and renal ❤️ Cardiac 🧠 Neurological 👁️ Eyes 👂 Ears 🦷 Dental and oral 🧴 Skin & coat 🧪 Liver and pancreas 🩸 Blood 🧬 Genetic and congenital 🎗️ Cancers and tumors 🦴 Bones & joints 🤰 Reproduction 🐣 Diseases of young animals ☠️ Poisoning 🚨 EMERGENCIES 🧫 Metabolic and endocrine 🥛 Udder & lactation 🦶 Feet & hooves 🛡️ Immune and allergies 🍼 Nutrition & deficiencies

TYPE

Viral Bacterial Parasitic Fungal Environmental Other

PREVENTION

Vaccine available

8 health profiles Rosy-faced lovebird

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These profiles are educational. They describe commonly observed signs and prevention measures, never a treatment. If your animal is sick, consult a veterinarian.

Avian coccidiosis

Long-legged buzzard, Domestic canary · Parasitic

Avian megabacteriosis (Macrorhabdus ornithogaster)

Domestic canary, Rosy-faced lovebird · Fungal

Avian polyomavirus

Rosy-faced lovebird, Cockatiel · Viral · Vaccine available

Avian salmonellosis

Northern bald ibis, Long-legged buzzard · Bacterial

Transmissible to humans

Beak and feather disease (avian circovirosis)

Rosy-faced lovebird, Cockatiel · Viral

Feather pecking and self-mutilation

Rosy-faced lovebird, Cockatiel · Environmental

Nutritional deficiency in captivity

Northern bald ibis, Domestic canary · Other

Ornithosis-psittacosis (avian chlamydiosis)

Rock dove, Kea · Bacterial

Transmissible to humans

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