Signs Of Falcon Disease
Falconry is a 24 hour a day seven days a week hobby that requires vigilant care of the falcon if it is to stay healthy and well. Most often, it is very difficult to identify sickness in a bird until it is too late. It takes the keen eyes of a watchful and observant owner to notate behavioral and physical differences that indicate disease in a falcon. These are some signs and symptoms to take note of:
Signs of Disease In Falcons:
*Abnormal fecal matter - The state of your hawk's fecal matter is the best indicator of what is going on inside of his body. The color and texture of it will tell you whether or not your falcon's internal system is functioning as it should. For example, tarry black tools could mean that your falcon is bleeding internally and should be seen by a qualified wildlife veterinarian professional.
*Cloudy Eyes - Cloudy eyes, especially when coupled with discharge could point to muscular, nervous or respiratory disorders such as Aspirgillosis, a deadly diseases common to falcons. Call your veterinarian to discuss whether you should bring your falcon in for a visit or use falcon pet medications at home.
*Reduced appetite - While a high metabolism rate is an attribute in a bird of prey, it is important to ensure that your falcon is receiving adequate nutrition. The best way to determine this is to monitor the amount of food your falcon is eating and compare it to the amount of fecal matter left in the cage. If your falcon has stopped eating, this could mean that there is an intestinal blockage or that your falcon is impacted. This is a condition that warrents a visit to your veteranarian.
Diseases Common to Falcons
Prevention of diseases is one of the the best pet falcon medications available. Keeping your hawk's living area clean and free of fecal matter and dampness is one of the most important preventative measures you can take to keep your pet falcon healthy. However, even with the best of living spaces, falcons do sometimes contract illness.
Diseases Common to Falcons:
Coccidiosis- Coccidiosis is a disease caused by parasites belonging to the Eimera family. They generally attack the intestinal tract, causing loss of appetite, poor growth, and diarrhea. This disease can be controlled by the falcon pet medication Coccivet.
Trichomoniosis (Frounce) - Trichomoniosis is a parasitic disease caused by a single cell protozoan called T.gallean. Pet falcons are usually infected with this disease by eating prey that was infected prior to being caught by the falcon. You can tell if your falcon has this disease by the lesions or cankers in his oral cavity. They also extend to the esophagus and the intestinal tract. This disease can be treated with Ronivet, an anti parasitic pet falcon medication.
Bacterial Infections - Falcons can sometimes become diseased by bacterial infections such as E.Coli, Staphylococcus,Diseases Common to Falcons:
Coccidiosis- Coccidiosis is a disease caused by parasites belonging to the Eimera family. They generally attack the intestinal tract, causing loss of appetite, poor growth, and diarrhea. This disease can be controlled by the falcon pet medication Coccivet.
Trichomoniosis (Frounce) - Trichomoniosis is a parasitic disease caused by a single cell protozoan called T.gallean. Pet falcons are usually infected with this disease by eating prey that was infected prior to being caught by the falcon. You can tell if your falcon has this disease by the lesions or cankers in his oral cavity. They also extend to the esophagus and the intestinal tract. This disease can be treated with Ronivet, an anti parasitic pet falcon medication.
Bacterial Infections - Falcons can sometimes become diseased by bacterial infections such as E.Coli, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, etc. These bacterial infections can be controlled by Spectovet Powder.http://www.aussievet.com/products/FALCON-SPECTOVET-POWDER-100g.html
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