Ammonia poisoning is one of the most dangerous water-quality emergencies in an aquarium. Fish may suddenly begin gasping at the surface, breathing rapidly, holding their fins tightly against the body,...
Scaly face mites are one of the most recognizable parasitic problems in budgerigars. Caused primarily by the microscopic burrowing mite Knemidokoptes pilae, the condition can create pale, white or tan...
Columnaris is a potentially fast-moving bacterial disease of freshwater fish associated with Flavobacterium columnare and closely related columnaris-causing bacteria. It can damage the mouth, skin, fins and gills and is...
Respiratory problems in pet birds can begin with subtle signs such as repeated sneezing, a change in voice, watery eyes or wet nostrils and may progress to wheezing, clicking, pronounced...
Fish rubbing their bodies against rocks, gravel, plants or aquarium decorations are displaying a behavior commonly called flashing. Occasional isolated rubbing may happen, but repeated flashing usually means something is...
Explore ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin and moxifloxacin through detailed medicine profiles, comparisons and the news behind renewed interest. Learn what susceptibility-guided gonorrhea treatment could mean for ciprofloxacin, why several antibiotics appear in...
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