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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.
Today’s bird is genetically engineered for higher productivity. Selection of birds is based on production parameters. In the process, the health of the vital organs is ignored. This has resulted in increased incidence of metabolic disorders. The kidney is a vital organ of the bird with diverse metabolic and excretory function viz. maintaining the chemical composition of body fluids, removal of metabolic waste and toxic products, regulation of blood pressure...
Selko pH solution on broilers. I need confirmation on its performance. Thanks ...
I have vaccine chabro breed of layer poultry bird with salmonella polyvalent inactivated vaccine but this bird is dead . Can fowl typhoid comes back even these are vaccinated. I have photo of liver of this dead bird. Please give me some suggestion...
Greetings. I would be grateful if you could interpret below Elisa report about a broiler breeder 46 week vaccinated on date 12/02/2022 with Ma5 and clone 30 spray. This farm is composed of 5 pens. I would like to know:
1- How can I specify validity of internal controls of the Elisa report. Is it necessary to be similar to that of certificate of analysis? If no what is the difference between them to be accept or shall I depend on the reader to validate it.
2- All the pens have...
I would be grateful if somebody tell me if subclinical infection of respiratory diseases -ND,IB,ART. and other subclinical infections have an impact on performance of chickens . How much is drop production and hatchability? To how much extent have the progeny any abnormalities?
thanks and regards...
Accumulation of mucus in the upper respiratory tract is a common sign of respiratory diseases in farm animals. It leads to cough, difficulty to breathe, and a higher risk of secondary infections....
It is well understood that the goal of broiler live production teams is to deliver a high-quality, target-weight broiler to the processing plant. Up to the initiation of processing, there are considerable resources; financial, management and time that are committed by the company to accomplish this goal. One of the most tragic situations to occur is the condemnation or downgrading of either whole carcasses or carcass parts in the processing plant. There are a wide variety of causes for this...
by Sam Shafer
Scientists and producers weigh the feasibility of on-farm carcass disposal in cases of foreign animal disease outbreaks
Biosecurity has always been a priority on farms. Because of the speed with which a poultry disease can spread through a flock, producers and researchers are constantly improving their practices for controlling animal disease outbreaks.
A new study, published recently in the ...
70 wks layers with 70% egg production but showing this type of lesion and 2-3 mortality per day....
A 32 days old broiler flock ( 3500) with swollen and fatty liver, swollen kidney and hydropericardium alone with this lesion has mortality of 12-15 birds per day and is in increasing trend.please suggest dx & Rx?...
Join Tahseen Aziz, DVM, MS, PhD, Diplomate ACPV, for a FREE online seminar on Wednesday March 2nd, from 8:00 - 10:30 AM EST, sponsored and hosted by the Austrian Society of Veterinarians.
This is the third part of a series titled, "Diagnostic Poultry Pathology: from the necropsy room to the microscope". Please use the link below to register for the seminar. This is a must-attend webinar for those who want to improve their skills in the diagnosis of poultry diseases.
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Broiler chicken 25 days old, the oviduct is inflamed and filled with caseous exude. ...
Vent pecking is seen in 30 day old broiler birds in the farm refer as Cannibalism. Cannibalistic behavior performed by poultry is the pecking, tearing and consuming of skin, tissues, the case i met with birds have started pecking cloaca l region in some case intestine it is to harsh that intestinal loop drop outside through wound. However, this problem has been a consistent problem in layers but can also be encountered in broilers as i do. The I.B.D has been...
Fatty liver hemorrhagic syndrome in poultry. Plusvet Animal Heath presents the summary of causes of the disease, control and solutions, in one minute....
I. INTRODUCTION The rise in incidence of myopathies in young broilers over the past few years has resulted in the industry looking for solutions to reduce and/or eliminate their effects in the poultry flock. The main three myopathies of concern are the so-called white striping (WS - parallel white stripes on the surface of the broiler’s pectoralis muscle), woody breast (WB - accumulation of connective tissue fibres and fat cells in the inner...
Could anybody suggest me a medicine for prolapse problem in deep litter of bovans breed which are in 23 week and the weigtht is 1.500kg of bovans breed kindly suggest me the lighting program. I am incurring daily mortality of 5 birds per day. Please help me.
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Robert Gauthier (WVEPAH) discussed the different trends and concerns of the poultry industry around the world, during IPPE 2020 in Atlanta, USA....
Anybody can discuss litter toxicity in broiler birds? I am observing the problem in broiler birds with gizzard lesions.. ...
We have many farms of ostrich in my country and necrotic enteritis is a big problem between chicken of ostrich. Does anyone have any experience of treatment of ostrich? ...