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Can People Get Disease From Pet Birds?
If a bird has been in your home for all or most of its life is it still possible for it to get diseases and then transfer them to humans?
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Yes you can if it came from the wild to you. But if you got it from the store you have a very low chance of getting a disease. So if you get it from the store you want get a disease.
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