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| Dermatophytosis, including Trichophyton and Microsporum spp , is occasionally reported in pet birds. Treatment protocols for dogs and cats are used (see Dogs and Cats). Cryptococcus has been occasionally reported to cause facial dermatitis in birds. Therapy includes debridement and longterm itraconazole. This organism may cause zoonotic infections. Histoplasmosis and mucormycosis are also occasionally reported in pet birds. |
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| See Also |
| Introduction |
| Management |
| Pediatric Diseases |
| Bacterial diseases |
| Overview |
| Chlamydiosis |
| Mycotic Diseases |
| Candidiasis |
| Aspergillosis |
| Avian Gastric Yeast |
| Malassezia sp |
| Parasitic Diseases |
| Overview |
| Parasites of the Circulatory System |
| Parasites of the Gastrointestinal System |
| Parasites of the Integumentary System |
| Parasites of the Respiratory System |
| Viral Diseases |
| Avian Polyomavirus |
| Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease |
| Pacheco’s Disease |
| Poxvirus Infections |
| Viscerotropic Velogenic Newcastle Disease |
| Avian Influenza |
| Neoplastic Diseases |
| Overview |
| Pseudoneoplastic Skin Conditions |
| Cutaneous and Subcutaneous Neoplasia |
| Nutritional Diseases |
| Reproductive Diseases |
| Toxicities |
| Traumatic Injury |
| Miscellaneous Diseases |
| Overview |
| Feather Destructive Behavior |
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