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Describes the most common fungal infection in birds. Short discussion of the disease, particularly in parrots.

Information on this bacterial disease, also called ornithosis in poultry and wildfowl, caused by Chlamydophila psittaci, and the diagnostic techniques used for identification of the agent.

Factsheet on this disease of wetland birds caused by the bacterium Pasteurella multocida.

Covers allergic alveolitis, heavy metal poisoning, polyoma virus, salmonella, e coli, and exotic newcastle disease. By the National Cockatiel Society.

Describes types of diseases that do not pose a serious threat, but that pet and poultry owners should be aware of.

Formerly known as megabacteria, it grows in a narrow zone of the stomach and can infect poultry, companion, and wild birds.

Lists the most common agents of disease seen in pet birds including viral, bacterial, and fungal.

Learn more about this disease of the skin caused by infection with the avipoxvirus group of viruses. Can spread at bird feeders and through migratory flyways.

Article by a veterinarian on this serious problem that could affect both people and flocks of birds. Discusses diagnosis and treatment.

Information on this disease caused by the yeast Candida albicans, its symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and prevention.

Doctor discusses this bacterial infection commonly known as psittacosis and contagious between psittacine species.

Information from DEFRA on this notifiable disease, its clinical signs, factors which can lead to its spread, what to do if the disease is suspected and vaccination.

Veterinary article that covers mites, giardia, roundworms, tapeworms, trichomoniasis, and coccidian parasites.

Questions and answers about this condition. Contains photographs. From Pennsylvania Wildlife Series.

Monitors the occurrence of mycoplasmal conjunctivitis, a disease that affects House Finches and other wild bird species in the United States and Canada. Describes the disease and how to recognize it.

Provides detail on Candida albicans, a fungus that can grow uncontrollably and impair respiration and feeding. Discusses management of this condition and the treatment for it.

Provides an index to a variety of avian diseases such as bacterial, mycotic, parasitic, and viral.

Report about the disease, particularly affecting House Finches.

Caused by a group of psittacine herpesviruses. Article includes an overview, what to watch for, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.

Article by a veterinarian about the viral disease that can affect all psittacine birds. Includes photos and links to related content.

Describes the viral infection that many species of birds are susceptible to.

Also known as chlamydiosis or chlamydia which can be passed from bird to human. Discusses transmission, diagnosis, and treatment of this dangerous disease.

Article discusses the symptoms, control, and treatment of what is also known as parrot fever, ornithosis, or chlamydiosis in birds.

Article addresses bacterial infections and aspergillosis.