Participation in Forum on September 13, 2019
Dr.Talapaneni.Kotaiah dear dr, our diagnosis was based on full clinical picture and bacterial isolation result as confirmatory diagnosis. bacterial isolation result showed that it was pasteurella multocida.
Participation in Forum on August 29, 2019
Yosef Huberman Dear Sir,
Thank you for your reply.
The reason for me to ask this is due to Ive seen cases of fowl cholera in broilers as young as 21 days, which is rare and contradicting.
May i know your experience in consistent post mortem lesions seen in cases of FC?
Many thanks.
Regards,
Vivian
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Dear Vivian In general, Fowl Cholera occurs in laying flocks, because birds of this age are more susceptible than younger chickens. Chickens less than 16 weeks of age generally are quite resistant. chickens become more susceptible as they reach maturity.
Participation in Forum on June 27, 2019
Good day everyone!
I am wonderimg why does this disease affect primarily heavy meat breeders/broilers? Thanks!
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