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Adenoviruses
 
Aggression (in Problem behaviors: Aggression, Biting and Screaming*)
 
Airborne toxins* Air sac mites
 
Air sac rupture
 
Anemia
 
Angel wing* Anorexia
 
Anticoagulant rodenticide
 
Arthritis* Ascites
 
Aspergillosis* Aspiration
 
Atherosclerosis* Avian influenza
 
Avocado toxins (in Plant and Avocado toxins*)
 
Beak fracture
 
Beak malocclusion
 
Bite wounds
 
Biting (in Problem behaviors: Aggression, Biting and Screaming*)
 
Bordetellosis
 
Botulism
 
Brain tumors (in CNS tumors, Brain tumors, Pituitary tumors)
 
Campylobacteriosis
 
Candidiasis
 
Carbamate toxicity (in Organophosphate and Carbamate toxicity)
 
Cardiac disease* Cere and skin, color changes
 
Chlamydiosis* Chronic egg laying* Circoviruses
 
Cloacal disease* Clostridiosis
 
CNS tumors, Brain tumors, Pituitary tumors
 
Coagulation (in Coagulopathies and Coagulation)
 
Coagulopathies and Coagulation
 
Coccidiosis, intestinal
 
Coccidiosis, systemic
 
Coelomic distention
 
Colibacillosis
 
Crop stasis (in Ingluvial hypomotility, Crop stasis and Ileus)
 
Cryptosporidiosis
 
Cystic Ovaries (in Ovarian cysts, Neoplasia and Cystic ovaries*)
 
Dehydration
 
Dermatitis
 
Diabetes insipidus
 
Diabetes mellitus (in Hyperglycemia and Diabetes mellitus)
 
Diarrhea
 
Dyslipidemia and Hyperlipidemia
 
Dystocia and Egg binding
 
Ectoparasites
 
Egg binding (in Dystocia and Egg binding)
 
Egg yolk and Reproductive coelomitis
 
Emaciation
 
Enteritis and Gastritis
 
Feather cyst
 
Feather damaging behavior and Self-injurious behavior* Feather disorders
 
Fecal discoloration (in Urate and Fecal discoloration)
 
Flagellate enteritis
 
Fractures and

Jennifer E. Graham, DVM, Dipl. ABVP (Avian / Exotic Companion Mammal), Dipl. ACZM, is an Assistant Professor of Zoological Companion Animal Medicine in the Department of Clinical Sciences at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, North Grafton, Massachusetts, USA.