Infectious bursal disease virus – addressing the global industry challenge from a different angle
Published:January 16, 2017
Summary
Infectious bursal disease (also known as IBD, Gumboro Disease, Infectious Bursitis and Infectious Avian Nephrosis) is a highly contagious disease of young chickens caused by infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV), characterized by immunosuppression and mortality generally at 3 to 6 weeks of age. The disease was first discovered in the USA, near the town of Gumboro, Delaware in 1962. It is econo...
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Youssef
24 de abril de 2017
Dear. ..When we study the main causes of deaths during Gumboro disease we found that not nephritis nor bleeding time is the main causes of deaths we found excessive amount of interluken and other immunological reaction is the main cause of deaths so shivering and viremia is the main symptoms in diseases folled by colder sense of chick and when use antihistamines in treating chichi it's allowed very good results in treatment
IBD is an immunosuppressant disease... Cause bursa is involved.... And if lesions are not seen on bursa than it should be on thigh muscle nd chest muscle...
I don't is an immunosuppression disease,
1. What type of vaccine used.
2. Vaccination procedure and maintain of cold chain.
3 Use immuno booster through feed or water during vaccination.
To prevent outbreaks of Gumboro in chicks, two times vaccination with intermediate plus vaccines one at 14 days of age other at 23 days of age is sufficient. It is advised to give one product like Immutos in drinking water for 3 days 1 day before and 2 days after vaccination to give better immunity. Further in case of any disease symptoms such as bursal enlargement hemorrhages on thighs breast muscles heart etc. only give jaggery in drinking water at the rate of 250 grams per 1000 chicks for 5 days, which is sufficient to completely subside the symptoms.
Dr. Choudary, Thanks for your vaccine schedule and other details to control IBD. I feel the flock history should be taken into account before finalizing the vaccine schedule for IBD. If there is any history of IBD outbreaks at the farm, depending on the age of outbreaks, if vaccine schedule is finalized, that would be more practical as a generalized schedule may not apply in such cases.This is my opinion only.
Dear Dr. Vijaya Kumar, I have seen your comments. The schedule of vaccination I mentioned is after my experience with the disease in mainly in and around Hyderabad farms since last 25 years. One can boldly follow the schedule without any apprehension. With regards.
Dr. Choudary
vaccination schedule is OK for the areas where vvIBD is endemic. The first vaccination may be replaced with D-78 in areas of lesser severity.
the disease course is only 6-8 days. with maximum mortality on days 3/4 and it gradually decreases with almost no mortality on day 7/8. A typical IBD will disappear on day 7/8, however, due to its immunosuppressive effects, it may continue as some other disease like ND, ICH, HPS etc.
In clinical disease condition one may give a vitamin/mineral solution at low doses in drinking water.
What is jaggery and its composition? Does it treat the birds suffering from IBD or is just a vita-mineral supplement?
Thank you for your post on IBD. I am a breeder of game cocks. I have a bad experience with IBD. Do you have an agent of Stalosan F here in the Philippines?
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