Clinical signs in a bird that include loose green feces, green urates, lethargy, inappetence, ascites, abnormal beak and nails, and poor feather quality are often indicative of:

Which of the following is a common subclinical, contagious coronovirus seen in mice used in research?

A macaw presents to your clinic with clinical signs including weight loss, polyuria, polydipsia, anemia, weakness, and seizures.  The bird has a history of chewing on its galvanized metal cage.  What type of toxicity is this likely to be?

Which of the following values is used to evaluate renal function in an avian patient?

Which of the following statements regarding Tyzzer’s disease is correct?

Aspicularis tetrptera and Syphaci obvelata are the scientific name for:

Birds

Which of the following in birds in the final holding area for urine, urates, feces, and eggs before excretion from the body?

What division are birds missing that is normally seen between the thorax and abdomen of other animals?

Mice housed in close proximity to birds are susceptible to this disease: