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পাখির রোগবালাই ও প্রতিকার । Part Two | diseases of budgies and treatment | পাখি পালন

পাখির রোগবালাই ও প্রতিকার । Part Two | diseases of budgies and treatment | পাখি পালন Share & Subscribe Budgerigars are relatively robust creatures, but can still fall victim to a wide range of ailments. You should always rely on a veterinary expert to make the diagnosis. Your task as a budgie owner is to recognise illness in general terms, using the points listed in Budgie Disease Symptoms, above.This is another yeast infection. Candida, the organism responsible, is a form of thrush (the virus, not the bird!), and can bloom anywhere in a budgie’s digestive system from the crop downwards. Some of the symptoms are similar to AGY infection – listlessness, vomiting and loose droppings. The vomit will have a nasty smell, and the bird’s crop may swell up, due to gases produced by the Candida yeast. In advanced cases the budgie will suffer loss of balance and shaking fits. Candidiasis can only be cured with drugs that kill the bacteria, so a trip to the vet is essential. The cure takes about one week, during which the budgie’s diet should be closely controlled to avoid the ingestion of yeast-feeding sugars. This condition has more than one cause, but all the suspects are members of the yeast family. The symptoms are a swollen crop and sour-smelling vomit. Once again, it will take a targeted drug to kill the infection. All birds can get tumours that can be benign or malignant much the same as humans do. They are also prone to lymphomas and a type of tumour called lipomas, of which budgies are on the list of most prone to. A lipoma is seen in overweight budgies as well as in older birds and is essentially a fatty tumour. These are found in the reproductive areas and kidneys of the birds and can put pressure on the sciatic nerve, resulting in lameness in the foot or whole leg. Fibromas are another type of tumour found on the wing that need to be surgically removed. In the worst-case scenario, the entire wing may need to be amputated. Budgies can also get testicular cancer where the cere (the patch of skin around the nostrils above the beak) turns to a purple-brown colour. If this condition is diagnosed early enough, a drug called luprin can be given that can reduced the tumour and allow for a recovery. Thank You.