What are the symptoms of liver disease in parrots?

Answer by  Christian9247 (5042)

The symptoms are rather similar to humans, over weight parrots face a greater threat to liver disease. A long beak is actually a sign of poor nutrition and lead to breathing difficulties.

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

Diets of mostly seeds contain lots of fat. This can end up with fat in the liver and eventually kill the liver tissue. Overgrown beaks can indicate liver disease as can breathing difficulties, diarrhea, being overweight, losing weight rapidly, fluffiness, and seizures. Parrots in captivity do not need have the needs wild ones do and should have appropriate diet.

Answer by  tina63 (273)

An overweight parrot faces a greater instance of suffering from liver disease. Further, an overgrown beak can indicate poor nutrition. Diarrhea and breathing difficulties are other indicators of liver disease.

Answer by  qamar (73)

over weight thar can be seen fat at chestwhile touching, overgrown beak, breathing difficulty, diarrhea(dropping is watery and greenish), blood clotting problem and seizures.