2021•Journal of Entomology and Zoology StudiesOpen access

Case studies on overgrown beak in budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus)

CM Bhadesiya, VA Patel, PJ Gajjar, MJ Anikar

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The urban and rural India is observed to have an increase in the trade of exotic pets. Different species of birds are being kept as indoor pet or companion by bird lovers throughout the country. Budgerigars are most commonly preferred pet birds as compared to other exotic species. They frequently encounter various healthcare and management associated diseases and disorders where overgrown beak remains one of the common clinical ailments. The present case study places special emphasis on overgrown beak in budgerigars and describes in brief about possible etiology, clinical significance and management.

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The urban and rural India is observed to have an increase in the trade of exotic pets. Different species of birds are being kept as indoor pet or companion by bird lovers throughout the country. Budgerigars are most commonly preferred pet birds as compared to other exotic species. They frequently encounter various healthcare and management associated diseases and disorders where overgrown beak remains one of the common clinical ailments. The present case study places special emphasis on overgrown beak in budgerigars and describes in brief about possible etiology, clinical significance and management.

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The urban and rural India is observed to have an increase in the trade of exotic pets. Different species of birds are being kept as indoor pet or companion by bird lovers throughout the country. Budgerigars are most commonly preferred pet birds as compared to other exotic species. They frequently encounter various healthcare and management associated diseases and disorders where overgrown beak remains one of the common clinical ailments. The present case study places special emphasis on overgrown beak in budgerigars and describes in brief about possible etiology, clinical significance and management.

Key concepts: Melopsittacus, Beak, Etiology, Biology, Zoology, Pathology, Medicine

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