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DOI: 10.1055/a-2369-3743
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Feather Destructive Behavior (FDB) und Automutilation bei Papageienvögeln – ein Update

Morena Bernadette Graf-Wernick
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Federbeißen, Federrupfen und Automutilation – im englischen Sprachgebrauch als Feather Destructive Behavior (FDB) und Automutilation zusammengefasst – werden durch unterschiedliche Erkrankungen bzw. Verhaltensprobleme bei Papageienvögeln hervorgerufen. Betroffen sind nicht nur größere Psittaziden, sondern auch kleinere Arten.

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