Dr. Maswi Chacha

Effect of Heat Stress on Poultry:-1. Heat Stress is one of the most common environmental challenges to the poultry worldwide.2. During heat stress, elevation of corticosterone level accelerates the generation of free radicals and suppresses the immune response.3. Heat Stress in summer leads to reduce feed consumption, lower body weight gain, and higher feed conversion.4. Heat Stress results in imm ...

Mainly insulation of proper ventilation system is targeted goal to subside frequent infection by APEC, Moreover using sensitivity test for best antibiotic use ...don't use vaccines after 20 days old, last important thing is frequent cleaning and disinfecting nipples line conferred good results in controlling bacterial proliferation.

Hi every one, The rickets in young chicks could be due to following reasons. 1) REO virus disease: it could be transferred from parents if noticed in early ages of the chicks life or established at farm in later ages. The symptoms would be ruffled feather, lameness in one or both legs, dislocated hock joints, twisted one or both legs side wise, very big variation in body weight uniformity. 2) Pare ...

As treatment of this case amprolium 50-60-% in drinking water for 5 days, at the same time use vitamin k and vitamin AD3E for 7 days, for secondary enteritis infection use amoxicillin in drinking water for at least 3 days. For the coming Flocks it is better to use vaccines in the first week to prevent the infection during the production period.

Diclazuril and toltrazuril are highly effective against a broad spectrum of coccidia.toltrazuril is a Synthetic anticoccidials or Chemicals

I recommend using tolterazuril in the 800 Lit of water at 1500 ml for 8 hours. After that using the Phytomax Cox herbal composition in the diet. In addition, use vitamin A, E and K solution in water.

Sunil kamble Do not use any antibiotic, use only immunobooster (Vitamin E with Selenium combination), liver tonics, liquid toxin binder. Spray chemicals/disinfectants permissible in presence of birds.

Dear Khristoffer C. Villanueva As far as the severity of the infection depends also on the quantity of oocyst ingested by the animal, establishing adequate cleaning and disinfection protocols are crucial in the prevention program. Ammonium hydroxide, hydrogen peroxide, acetic acid, peracetic acid…are among the alternatives, alone or in combination.We shall not forget also other biosecurity ...

"Essential oils of peppermint and eucalyptus give cooling properties by acting on the so call receptors of cold" Can you please describe the physiological process?