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Re: polyomavirus
Posted by GreyLady on 1/14/10
What Greenlady said is pretty much right. Unfortunately, most things "parrot" that we know are relatively new. In depth study and research into parrot illness and disease is much younger than, for instance, study about dogs, cats, etc. Therefore it's also constantly changing as the experts learn more. Things we thought were the gospel in the past can be wrong by tomorrow, next week, next year. Just my opinion but I would doubt that Polyoma is the problem. I know it sounds like the standard response, "you need a good Avian vet" but you really do. As you have evidently discovered, they can be few and far between and those of us with birds have to be prepared to travel further than we would like, to get to one. Just one of the many down sides to having birds. Here is a link that might help you locate one. http://www.birdsnways.com/articles/abvpvets.htm You can also find local bird clubs by doing a search for them in your area. Contact them and ask for recommendations as to who their members use and feel comfortable recommending. If you are anywhere near a college with a vet school attached, that is another good source for help. Wish I could be more helpful and good luck.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- polyomavirus, 1/12/10, by birdbrain.
- Re: polyomavirus, 1/12/10, by GreenLady.
- Re: polyomavirus, 1/13/10, by GreyLady.
- Re: polyomavirus, 1/14/10, by birdbrain.
- Re: polyomavirus, 1/14/10, by GreyLady.
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