Can a cockatoo live with strep?

Answer 1

Certain bacteria can harm the liver and kidneys and leave the bird susceptible to illness in the future. Understand the origin of your bird’s illness. To protect your bird from repeat infections follow the health programme in the accompanying brochure and use a Water Cleanser as part of the weekly health programme.

Most bacterial infections are contagious from bird to bird by the droppings and water, but there is little chance of bacterial infections spreading from bird to humans. Campylobacter is a bacterial infection that may infect humans, so try avoiding that.

Bacterial infections are always related to the environment in which the bird is kept or contamination that enters its mouth. Infection does not mean that the bird is not cared for properly, but means that extra care must be taken to prevent recurrence.

Below I have listed down the possible germs and the possible causes for future regerence;

• E.Coli; Contaminated Food Old Fruit, Fluctuating Temperatures, Draught, Stress, Wet Areas, Fungus Infection, Dirty Cages.

• Strep; Cold Stress, Underlying Virus Infection (Polyomavirus), Dusty Environment, Poor Seed, Stress

• Staph; Dust, Mice, Stress, Poor Seed, Contaminated Air Conditioning Or Dusty Environment

• Diplococcus; Mice, Stress

• Citrobacter; Poor Water Hygiene

• Mucoid; Poor Water Hygiene (Eg. Bathroom Grout And Seal Around Sink)

• Pseudomonas; Poor Water Hygiene
  

Answer 2

Certain bacteria can harm the liver and kidneys and leave the bird susceptible to illness in the future. Understand the origin of your bird's illness. To protect your bird from repeat infections follow the health programme in the accompanying brochure and use a Water Cleanser as part of the weekly health programme.

Most bacterial infections are contagious from bird to bird by the droppings and water, but there is little chance of bacterial infections spreading from bird to humans. Campylobacter is a bacterial infection that may infect humans, so try avoiding that.

Bacterial infections are always related to the environment in which the bird is kept or contamination that enters its mouth. Infection does not mean that the bird is not cared for properly, but means that extra care must be taken to prevent recurrence.

Below I have listed down the possible germs and the possible causes for future regerence;

• E.Coli; Contaminated Food Old Fruit, Fluctuating Temperatures, Draught, Stress, Wet Areas, Fungus Infection, Dirty Cages.

• Strep; Cold Stress, Underlying Virus Infection (Polyomavirus), Dusty Environment, Poor Seed, Stress

• Staph; Dust, Mice, Stress, Poor Seed, Contaminated Air Conditioning Or Dusty Environment

• Diplococcus; Mice, Stress

• Citrobacter; Poor Water Hygiene

• Mucoid; Poor Water Hygiene (Eg. Bathroom Grout And Seal Around Sink)

• Pseudomonas; Poor Water Hygiene