Oh, I thought YOU had pics.
I don't have pics handy.
Just pics of this disease I've seen online. But I could tell some stories. But I will never travel overseas. Eat meat overseas. Or do several other things.

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Oh, I thought YOU had pics.
I don't have pics handy.
Just pics of this disease I've seen online. But I could tell some stories. But I will never travel overseas. Eat meat overseas. Or do several other things.
Or caseous granulation tissue.
Pretty sure it is pus.That looks like granulation tissue. Or pus. Really thick pus.
If your really bored. Go look up Chagas disease. There used to not be a cure. Now it's moving north.I can only imagine.
I'm scared...but I am going now!If your really bored. Go look up Chagas disease. There used to not be a cure. Now it's moving north.
Your welcome for the nightmares.
Cecum looks like caseous material on 2nd look. But liver is diagnostic. Poor bird.Note: This is not my bird, it's one I sold several years ago. It was one that was raised in a brooder, off the ground, and was healthy, parasite/protozoa free when it left here.
The owner called saying that both were looking sick a few days ago. I told him I would come get the dead one and the one still alive and try to save it, but it died four hours after I brought it home.
Symptoms:
- Depressed
- Dropped wings
- Not eating
- Weak
- Thin
- Yellow liquid poop
- Dark green cecal poop with blood
Here he is looking very stoic three hours before he died. You can't tell from the picture, but he's about 1kg (2.2 pounds) underweight.
Here is a poop picture, but it looked much more yellow than it does here.
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Here are the necropsy pictures from one of the peacocks.
Liver and cecal pouches
Contents of cecal pouch - black liquid poop, NOT normal!
Inside of cecal pouch
Liver with the blackhead spots and I think the black edges are necrotic
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Poor thing.Note: This is not my bird, it's one I sold several years ago. It was one that was raised in a brooder, off the ground, and was healthy, parasite/protozoa free when it left here.
The owner called saying that both were looking sick a few days ago. I told him I would come get the dead one and the one still alive and try to save it, but it died four hours after I brought it home.
Symptoms:
- Depressed
- Dropped wings
- Not eating
- Weak
- Thin
- Yellow liquid poop
- Dark green cecal poop with blood
Here he is looking very stoic three hours before he died. You can't tell from the picture, but he's about 1kg (2.2 pounds) underweight.
Here is a poop picture, but it looked much more yellow than it does here.
![]()
Here are the necropsy pictures from one of the peacocks.
Liver and cecal pouches
Contents of cecal pouch - black liquid poop, NOT normal!
Inside of cecal pouch
Liver with the blackhead spots and I think the black edges are necrotic
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