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Aspergillosis: no longer a death sentence

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Aspergillosis: no longer a death sentence

by Juliet Eberle

Last month in the September issue (188) we featured Wingnut and his fight for recovery after contracting Aspergillosis.  This month, because the last year has seen increased cases of this respiratory disease in parrots and because treatments of late have been so much more successful, Juliet Eberle gives her take on this disease and explains how she has helped Dusty, another African Grey, to get better.

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