[Amir]

There is no treatment for Newcastle disease and in many countries, infected and susceptible birds in the vicinity of an outbreak are culled to contain transmission of the disease. Prevention is accomplished through vaccination and strict biosecurity.

[D KANNATHASAN,]

good

[Onu Victor Iko]

✅✅

[Abdussamad]

Thank you all and especially Opeyemi and Rakesh.

[Bello Bashir]

Yeahhh

[Rosemary Ewetade]

great

[Rakesh Jasud]

this is viral disease so u can only prevent it through vaccination,

vaccine shchedule in broiler are,

5th day through eyedrop

12th day through eyedrop…….

for treatment u can use antibiotic or sulpha drug for control infection.

[Jagadeshkumar P]

Thank you

[Amir]

Informative answer

[Lanre John Sangoyinka]

Good

[Bello Bashir]

Interesting

[Hamza]

I will advise you to follow the vaccination schedules, this will prevent your flock from the disease

[Opeyemi]

It does, but sometimes, even vaccines fail and something has to be done post vaccination

[Onu Victor Iko]

👍

[Opeyemi]

Technically, we don’t say “treat” when it comes to viral infections like ND. It’s more appropriate to use the word “manage”.

So, in order to manage Newcastle disease poultry, you need to study the signs and symptoms you can see and treat accordingly. In this wise, you are treating the secondary (opportunistic) bacterial infections, and giving the bird a better chance of survival. Giving multivitamins and iodine based solution at regulated doses can help too. Iodine has been found to limit the propagation of viruses in the bird’s system.

[Jagadeshkumar P]

🙌

[Mohammed Akewusola]

wow, great.

[D KANNATHASAN,]

good think

[D KANNATHASAN,]

yes