Metabolic Bone Disorder in Poultry

Forum: Metabolic Bone Disorder

Published on: 10/19/2011
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Author : Dr. S. F. Nipane and Dr. A. N. Panchbuddhe (Suman Hatchery Ltd.)
Rickets can occur in young birds due to insufficient Vitamin D3, calcium and/or phosphorus. Commercial feeds and supplements provide these nutrients, but if they are over-diluted, the birds will not get enough. Birds can synthesize their own Vitamin D, to a certain extent, with exposure to sunlight. A deficiency of any of these nutrients can also lead to problems with egg-laying birds. Egg produc...
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Tamil Nadu [Madras], India
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10/20/2011 | Dear Dr,

The article is good, Thanks for giving the details about Vitamin D3 function

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Neethiraja
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Pune, Maharashtra, India
Veterinary Microbiologist
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10/20/2011 | Excellent article and nice elabortation of technical matters.
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Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
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10/20/2011 | A good informative article especially for beginners in production jobs.
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Mymensingh, Bangladesh
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10/20/2011 | Sometimes we overlook metabolic disorders. This article will help everyone to be conscious about metabolic disorders. Thanks a lot for elaborate presentation...
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Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Veterinary Doctor
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10/21/2011 | Dear Doc,

Thanks for such a wonderful presentation.
Requesting you to update the information on the line of treatment concerned with generic name of drugs Viz. Vit D3, Calcium, Phosphorus along with optimum doses required per kg body weight in cases of respective deficiency disorders.

Regards,

Dr Jaydip
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10/21/2011 | It seems to be more useful to deal with relationships between rickets and other metabolic diseases derived from high genetic potential for management of fast growing flocks.
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10/22/2011 | IT IS INDEED A WONDER FUL ARTICLE EXPLAINING THE DEATAILED ANALYSIS OF DISORDERS ,AND DEFICIENCIES.
PLS GUIDE IF BONE MEAL OR DCP IS MORE EFFICACOIUS IN BROILER RATION.
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Namakkal, Tamil Nadu [Madras] , India
Veterinary Doctor
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10/23/2011 | Dear dr,
Good article and it gives more information regarding VitD3
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11/28/2011 | Dear Dr. This article & information has been very useful.
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Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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11/29/2011 | Dear Doc,

Mr. Nitin and myself till awaiting for your feedback.

Please do the needful and update us.

Regards,

Dr. Jaydip

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