Symptoms before death of myna birds

The symptoms of a myna bird before it dies will be related to the disease it suffers from. Common ones include gastroenteritis, steatodermatitis, and parasites entering the brain.
1. If the starling suffers from gastroenteritis, there will be signs such as diarrhea, coiled head, loose feathers, loss of appetite, sluggish movements, and feces in the vaginal cavity.
2. If it is a starling suffering from pyrosteatoadenitis, the signs of imminent death include listlessness, loss of appetite, loose feathers, atrophic head, red and swollen roots of tail feathers, yellow-white purulent secretions, etc. .
3. If the sudden death is caused by parasites entering the brain, it will be accompanied by sudden falling to the bottom of the cage and twitching, looking very painful. Sometimes it will also be accompanied by drooling and rolling eyes, but soon Then he recovered, then relapsed, and the myna's mental state became worse and worse, eventually leading to death.
The reasons for the sudden death of starlings:
1. The food is too hard and stuck in the throat, making it unable to eat;
2. It may be caused by Caused by a cold, they will have symptoms such as runny nose and tears before death;
3. It may be caused by gastroenteritis. If this disease is not treated in time, it will cause their death.
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