Plumage disorders in parrots represent one of the more common, but also one of the more challenging and frustrating problems that veterinarians dealing with parrots in their daily practice face on a day-to-day basis. Various types of plumage disorders may be identified, including stress marks, damaged or broken feathers, poor feather quality, feather discolouration, feather dystrophy, feather loss and feather damaging behaviour. This first article will deal with plumage disorders that result in feather abnormalities in psittacines, including the most common underlying causes, as well as their diagnostic work-up and treatment
Introduced mammalian predators and anthropogenic habitat modification have resulted in the loss of 6...
Why is the natural world so colourful and what can it tell us about evolution? Bird plumage is the p...
Psittacine beak and feather disease (PBFD) is a common disease of the psittacine species and is cau...
Plumage disorders in parrots represent one of the more common, but also one of the more challenging ...
FDB is a behavioural disease complicated to diagnose and with multiple aetiologies. Several fact...
With an estimated prevalence of 10-15%, feather damaging behaviour (FDB) is a common behavioural dis...
The goals of this study were to estimate the prevalence of feather picking (FP) in Italian pet parro...
Feather damaging behaviour in parrots: A review with consideration of comparative aspects Yvonne R.A...
Feather damaging behaviour (also referred to as feather picking or feather plucking) is a behavioura...
Feather damaging behaviour (also referred to as feather picking or feather plucking) is a behavioura...
Psittacine beak and feather disease (PBFD) is a serious, often fatal condition, affecting a large nu...
Plumage aberrations are not uncommon in birds, but there is some confusion in the literature, especi...
The 1980\u27s saw a dramatic increase in the popularity of pet psittacine birds in the U.S. Owners o...
Summary: Feather discoloration in psittacines has been attributed to aging of feathers, delayed moul...
Captive parrots (Psittaciformes) commonly engage in “feather-damaging behaviour” (FDB) that suggests...
Introduced mammalian predators and anthropogenic habitat modification have resulted in the loss of 6...
Why is the natural world so colourful and what can it tell us about evolution? Bird plumage is the p...
Psittacine beak and feather disease (PBFD) is a common disease of the psittacine species and is cau...
Plumage disorders in parrots represent one of the more common, but also one of the more challenging ...
FDB is a behavioural disease complicated to diagnose and with multiple aetiologies. Several fact...
With an estimated prevalence of 10-15%, feather damaging behaviour (FDB) is a common behavioural dis...
The goals of this study were to estimate the prevalence of feather picking (FP) in Italian pet parro...
Feather damaging behaviour in parrots: A review with consideration of comparative aspects Yvonne R.A...
Feather damaging behaviour (also referred to as feather picking or feather plucking) is a behavioura...
Feather damaging behaviour (also referred to as feather picking or feather plucking) is a behavioura...
Psittacine beak and feather disease (PBFD) is a serious, often fatal condition, affecting a large nu...
Plumage aberrations are not uncommon in birds, but there is some confusion in the literature, especi...
The 1980\u27s saw a dramatic increase in the popularity of pet psittacine birds in the U.S. Owners o...
Summary: Feather discoloration in psittacines has been attributed to aging of feathers, delayed moul...
Captive parrots (Psittaciformes) commonly engage in “feather-damaging behaviour” (FDB) that suggests...
Introduced mammalian predators and anthropogenic habitat modification have resulted in the loss of 6...
Why is the natural world so colourful and what can it tell us about evolution? Bird plumage is the p...
Psittacine beak and feather disease (PBFD) is a common disease of the psittacine species and is cau...