Category: Avian Medicine

Digestive problems in parrots can be one of the easiest to prevent, and the most difficult to resolve. Dr. Scott Echols discusses the topic of digestive problems in companion parrots, and what warning signs to watch for, and offer suggestions...

No one enjoys seeing a loved one under the weather, but one of the most terrifying experiences a parrot caregiver can have is when their bird suddenly goes into respiratory arrest. Dr. Echols is here to share some important information...

It can be a frightening time in a parrot caregiver’s life when a bird falls ill or an accident occurs. Quick actions can mean the difference between life and death by saving precious minutes. Knowing which emergency situations are commonly...

One of the most preventable emergencies seen by avian veterinarians is toxin poisoning through ingestion, inhalation or contact with the skin. Most parrot caregivers are familiar with items such as household plants, alcohol, lead, and zinc and their harmful effects...

The idea of surgery can be a scary reality faced by many parrot caregivers. But as Dr. Scott Echols will explain in this podcast, the techniques and procedures used in anesthesia and surgery are improving all the time, and have...

Reproductive tract disease is commonplace in avian medicine, primarily among female birds, and is the number one reason for invasive surgery in Dr. Echols’ practice. In this podcast, Dr. Scott Echols discusses the complexity of the reproductive systems in birds,...