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When chickens are healthy they consume less feed and produce more quality eggs. They are less trouble to look after and less money is spent on medical costs. Poultry disease can spread rapidly among chickens because they are usually kept together in the chicken house. The chickens share the same feeders and drinkers, which can spread disease and infections rapidly from sick to healthy chickens. In intensive egg production systems, much focus is placed on the egg laying performance of the flock. Poultry diseases can negatively affect the health and performance of your flock. Important and common poultry diseases include necrotic enteritis, chronic respiratory diseases, gangrenous dermatitis, fowl cholera, and avian influenza.
Marek’s disease (MD) remains a topic of concern, although the current situation indicates an absence of MD problems in most countries. If outbreaks occur it is important that a correct diagnosis is made. Immunohistochemistry using antibodies to the MD oncoprotein meq, avian leukosis virus and reticuloendotheliosis virus-specific proteins may be required in problem cases. ...
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DoC IB Primer I/O instellation D-5 B1 Hatchner I/O D-9 Bursine-2 D/W D-14 MA 5 Clone 30 D/W D-22 ND Lasoota D/W Sharing of any suggestions and further reccommendations or personal experience will be highly encouraged please. ...
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Leg problems can occur in fast-growing strains of broilers and turkeys. These disorders are not unique to small flocks; they also occur in commercial broiler and turkey flocks. Estimates of the incidence of leg and foot problems range from 0.5 to 4 percent of all broilers grown. What is a leg problem? Some birds may develop crooked legs, toes and feet; bowlegs; twisted joints; or swollen hock joints between the drumstick and the...
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Will New Version of GMP Boost the Veterinary Drugs Industry?
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Dear friends, Viewing your reports regarding the occurrence of IBD, Mycoplasma, Marek's disease, IBH, ND and other important factors for poultry industry I would like to recommend the new and simple loop-mediated isothermal amplification method for the rapid and simple detection of many poultry pathogens. I successfully applied this tool for diagnosis of Marek's disease and differentiation between different strains used in prophylaxis of...
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I have an open house,floor shed which remains closed for 2 years. Before it there was a tick and lice problem in a shed. What can i do?What measures should be adopted especially for tick problem? Thanks ...
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The ascites syndrome in broiler flocks has been increasing at an alarming rate, and this condition has become one of the leading causes of mortality and whole carcass condemnations throughout the world. Ascites represents a spectrum of physiological and metabolic changes...
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Introduction: As everybody aware that in the livestock industry diagnosis of any disease or disorder is a challenge for technician/veterinarian or expert in this field. As like the human beings, livestock are unable to express their problems so depending upon the clinical signs shown by them and history told by the owner, we have to diagnose the preliminary causes. But for final...
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Dr. Trudy Wassenaar , founder and principal research consultant of Molecular Microbiology and Genomics Consultants (MMGC), talks about her new book, " Bacteria: the Benign, the Bad and the Beautiful ", a book published by John Wiley & Sons Inc. which is now on sale. ...
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Dr. Guillermo Zavala, Associate Professor at the University of Georgia, speaks about methods of controlling Infectious laryngotracheitis during the XXII Latin American Poultry Congress in Buenos Aires, Argentina. ...
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Dr. Trudy Wassenaar, Director of Molecular Microbiology and Genomics Consultancy (MMGC), speaks about Campylobacter control at the XVII World Veterinary Poultry Association Congress in Cancun, Mexico. ...
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Effect of three probiotic to control Clostridium Perfringens induced necrotic enteritis in broilers
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Cellulitis is an acute and diffuse suppurative inflamation, affecting all subcutaneous tissues and in certain instances the muscular tissue as well. It is frequently associated to abscess formation. In birds, cellulitis causes discoloration and thickening of the skin, hence, it is also known as an inflamatory process, or necrotic dermatitis (Norton, 1997). In recent years, the...
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Gregorz Wozniakowski, from the National Veterinary Research Institute, Pulawy, Poland speaks about Marek´s disease during the XVII World Veterinary Poultry Association Congress in Cancún, Mexico....
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Dr. Raúl Cerdá, Global Technical Director of Eco Animal Health, speaks about Avian Mycoplasmosis during the XXII Latin American Poultry Congress in Buenos Aires, Argentina. ...
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Henrik Christensen, Professor at the University of Copenhagen, speaks about a case of streptococcal infection in Denmark in free range layers. ...
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Introduction Coccidiosis is a realistic problem and one of the most important diseases of poultry worldwide. It is caused by a protozoan parasite known as Eimeria that invade the cells of the poultry intestine. Species of coccidia which commonly affect poultry are Eimeria tenella, E. acervulina, E. necatrix, E. maxima and...
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Dr. Erica Spackman, Research Microbiologist at Southeast Poultry Research Lab, US Department of Agriculture (USDA), speaks about the lectures she gave at the XVII WVPA Congress in Cancun, Mexico and about the Young Scientist award she received by the Houghton Trust about some trends and novel innovative technologies in viral diagnostics that could help to control poultry diseases in the future....
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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 reactions from the live-type vaccines...
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Mathieu Cortyl Manager for Norel, Spain, was present at Poultry Focus Asia 2010 and talked to Engormix.com about his presentation of salmonella control in broilers....
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