
Doves and pigeons.
Pigeons and doves are commonly infected, but they may not show clinical signs.
If present, signs may include difficulty eating and breathing, emaciation, lethargy, and necrotic material in the mouth and esophagus.
Birds of prey (such as hawks and eagles) may become infected by consuming infected doves or pigeons.
No. There is no known risk to humans.
There is no known risk to humans.
There is no known risk to humans.
While there is no known risk to pets, domestic caged birds, including turkeys and chickens, can become infected with this disease. Trichomoniasis can be treated with medication.
A protozoan parasite called Trichomonas gallinae.