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How to handle a lovebird
 It shows you the proper way to handle a lovebird. Handling is a must when it comes to checking for parasites, for nail-clipping, and for sexing, to name just a few situations
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Loss of Feathers around Ears
Often the first signs of PBFDS is a loss of feathers around the ears
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PBFDS in Roseicollis
 PBFDS in roseicollis. The affected birds become quite aggressive toward other birds and man
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Curled Feathers
 A roseicollis with PBFDS. Note the characteristic curled feathers. These birds become extremely aggressive toward other birds and also people
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Oral Candidiasis
Oral candidiasis in a Peachface Lovebird
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Signs of Malnutrition
 Whiteface American Yellow roseicollis, three weeks old. Note the frilled plumage, thin legs, and a head disproportionately large relative to the rest of the body-these are signs of malnutrition. In this case the problem was chronic diarrhea
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Hospital Brooder
 An inexpensive hospital brooder can be made with plastic reptile container, stand-alone perch, and heating pad. Food and water bowls can be placed on the floor
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