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Yersiniosis (Yersinia pseudotuberculosis infection, Pseudotuberculosis)

Authors: Manktelow BW, Christensen NH, Lohr JE, Wilks CE
Publication: Avian Veterinary Handbook, pp 66, Jan 1998
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association

Animal type: Avian
Article class: Book Chapter
Abstract: Yershla pseudofuberculosis infection is probably endemic in wild birds which act as a reservoir of the disease for a wide range of other avian (and mammalian) species. Outbreaks are most common in aviary colonies of finches and canaries and in zoological gardens but the disease can occur in fowls, ducks, turkeys, and geese.
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