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Vaccine in Poultry

Vaccine Failure in Poultry

Published: September 7, 2010
Summary
Vaccines are used to prevent or reduce problems that can occur when a poultry flock is exposed to field disease organisms. Vaccinations should be thought of as insurance. Like insurance, there is a price to be paid for protection against a potential threat. Costs include price of the vaccine, time spent designing the vaccination schedule and administering the vaccines, and losses due to vaccine ...
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ABIODUN DAVIDS
8 de septiembre de 2010
THIS ARTICLE IS TECHNICAL AND HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL. THE IDEAS CHURNED OUT DEPICTED RESILIENCE IN PURE FIELD WORKS, FROM A RESPECTED DOCTOR OF VETRINARY MEDICINE, DR. ANJUM ISLAM. THE BEST THAT COULD BE DONE, OF THIS WRITE-UP, HOWEVWR, IS FOR THE STAKEHOLDERS TO AVAIL THEMSELVES, THE OPPORTUNITY PROVIDED BY IT, TO THEIR ADVANTAGE AND BUILD SERIOUSLY ON THE TOTALITY OF THE EXPLANATION ADVANCED BY THIS BRILLIANT DOCTOR ON THE SUBJECT-MATTER. MORE GREASE UNTO YOUR ELBOWS. PLEASE, KEEP IT UP!
Dr Jaydip Mulik
9 de septiembre de 2010

This article is bring the revolution in poultry immunology concepts. The majority of issues related to vaccination are covered under topic & are helpfull for the readers of this site. This illustrate that Prevention is better than Cure butonly when Vaccination program have utilized & planned in proer direction.

I want to update some issues related to method of vaccination & expect some guidelines to readers from the Author o below points

1) As in many parts of india Live boosters are given in drinking water so what precautions shoild be taken while doing so?(Water Quality, How to Maintain Cold chain, How much quantity of water to be taken etc)
2) More Emphasis to analyse Maternal antibidy titres on Day Old of Chick & then Schedule the vaccination program.
3) How much time gap should be there betwwen two succeeding vaccines?
4) What are the clinical signs & lesions in vaccine reactions & on which day after vaccination that avails?
5) What is the role of ND titre with overall health status of bird.
6) Is vaccination advisable in outbreaks of diseases?

Thanks & Regards,

Dr Jaydip Mulik

Pawan Kumar Mudgil
Regen Biocorps
9 de septiembre de 2010

Its a crisp n to the point piece of helpful information.This is just in time information, coz performance expectation form bird is so high that stress and immuno-suppression has become common.Proper vaccination and biosecurity are the key words for sustainance.This article has touched that well

Stephen Adejoro Dr
Soavet
14 de septiembre de 2010

Vaccination failures is a major challange to poultry production in the tropics ,and this article is very appropriate and relevant to current field challanges in this region
Apart from the numerous reasons identified by the aurthor of the article, I wish to add that the core external and nutritional challanges that need immediate solution for tropical climate are:
-The problem of inadequate space provision that often lead to social stress as the birds are growing,thereby leading to the break down in immunity.more inportantly is the problem of microtoxins , especially aflatoxin Bi ,DON,Ochratoxin,T-2toX and Fumonisin which may occure singularly or a s a mixture in raw materials used for feed formulation in the tropics
The immunological effect of these toxins do interfare with production of specific antibody by inhibition of cell proliferation ,as well as altering cytokin production.These effects on lymphocyte and cytokin production had been identified as responsible for vaccination failures and most especially in the tropics
Recent technology and innovation of Nanotechnology and other safety devises including HACCP Analysis in poultry production must be properly integrated to find a lasting solution to mycotoxin immuned depression
In the last European poultry conference held at Tours France this contributor displayed
a postal presentation on Mareks vaccination failures in the tropics and came acrross new Nanoproducts that will finally offer the required soluton to the problem in the tropics
I congratulate the author of this article for stimulating more reactions to this major problem of poultry production
Thanks

Dr. Karki Kedar
15 de septiembre de 2010
very inovative and informatic article
Dr. Habib-ur-Rehman
Dr. Habib-ur-Rehman
15 de septiembre de 2010
The author provide very valuable information about the failure of vaccine in poultry. Author has the opinion that failure is mostly due to vaccine and presence of high maternal antibodies temperature. In case of live vaccine the role of water quality, water temperature is not discussed. while applying inactivated vaccine the storage and thawing process also not discussed. On the other hand article is good effort from this article we can easily conclude the causes of vaccine failure
Dr.sohail Ahmad
Islamabad Group
22 de septiembre de 2010
Good and comprehensive effort on vaccine.Just like health insurance in humans, vaccination should be thought of as insurance in poultry. As in the article, if the chicken do not develop adequate antibody titer levels or are susceptible to field disease out break, than the vaccination occur. Stress or immunosuppression is the main factor to reduce the chicken ability to mount an immune response. chicken should not be vaccinated during period of stress.The term immunosuppression refers to the circumstances where non-cellular (antibodies) and cellular components of the immune system not functioning properly. Vaccine are two main types, Killed virus vaccine and Live virus vaccine. Missed with killed vaccines will result in chickens with no protection, as killed vaccines will not spread from bird to bird. Live virus vaccine, first immunoglobulins are detected after 4 to 5 days and additional 2 or 3 days are required for titer to protective levels. Live vaccine may be inactivated during improper handling. At last in a poultry operation, The main objective should be disease prevention, maintain the health of the flock and to increase the profit.
Farrell Magtoto
5 de julio de 2011
When can you say that there is a vaccination failure? How percent will be added to the normal mortality?
Dr. Karki Kedar
6 de julio de 2011
very informatic
Tarusenga Munyanyi
9 de julio de 2011
This very good article well researched and outlined. You need to have a good biosecurity . which will not have a pathogens circulating in the area .If you vaccinate in contaminated environment its money inthe drain and more problems for you during the growing period.
Farook Kahloon
23 de agosto de 2011
I m agree with Dr.Habib Ur Rehman.Some points are missing as Highlighted by Dr. Habib.
Dr Jaydip Mulik
26 de agosto de 2011
I want to pull the attention of Author on below points related to mode of vaccination. Same way expect the help and guidelines from all the readers too 1) As in many parts of India Live boosters are given in drinking water so what precautions should be taken while doing so?(Water Quality, How to Maintain Cold chain, How much quantity of water to be taken etc) 2) More Emphasis to analyze Maternal antibody titres on Day Old of Chick & then Schedule the vaccination program. 3) How much time gap should be there between two succeeding vaccines? 4) What are the clinical signs & lesions in vaccine reactions & on which day after vaccination that avails? 5) What is the role of ND titre with overall health status of bird. 6) Is vaccination advisable in outbreaks of diseases? Thanks & Regards, Dr Jaydip Mulik
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