Member Dr Jivan Bhalsing
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Great
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No , poorer fat absorption
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Maresk is the vaccine given to birds after Hatching
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should plan to frequently clean your coop and any other areas your poultry wanders. Eliminating or reducing the feces your birds may come in contact with will lower the chances that your chickens will get salmonella poisoning. Additionally, it will help ensure their eggs do not get contaminated.17 Jun 2023should plan to frequently clean your coop and any other areas your poultry wanders. Eliminating or reducing the feces your birds may come in contact with will lower the chances that your chickens will get salmonella poisoning. Additionally, it will help ensure their eggs do not get contaminated.17 Jun 2023
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Biosecurity
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Temperature most importantly
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And also environmental factors
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And also try to sturdy their behavior and convey wat u saw to ur vets
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First line of action , maresk deseas from the hatchery , followed by gumboro , Lassota , and fowl pox as means of biosecurity, and also note that vaccines only prevent diseases it’s not a treatment
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Yes , depending on ur farm area and bird
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- Effective biosecurity and cleanliness go hand in hand. …
- Always keep your feed and water clean!
- Keep an eye on your bedding. …
- Clean and disinfect thoroughly between batches of birds, replace all the bedding. …
- Regular cleaning helps you to prevent the spread of diseases.Effective biosecurity and cleanliness go hand in hand. …
Always keep your feed and water clean!
Keep an eye on your bedding. …
Clean and disinfect thoroughly between batches of birds, replace all the bedding. …
Regular cleaning helps you to prevent the spread of diseases.
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Of course yes
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Probably they were denied maresk vaccine from hatchery
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Well said
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Contaminated poultry feed, litter, water, and aerosol transmission also contribute to the transmission of Salmonella [15]. Salmonella contamination of eggs can occur via two routes, namely horizontal and vertical, particularly by the serovar S. Enteritidis.20 Nov 2023Contaminated poultry feed, litter, water, and aerosol transmission also contribute to the transmission of Salmonella [15]. Salmonella contamination of eggs can occur via two routes, namely horizontal and vertical, particularly by the serovar S. Enteritidis.20 Nov 2023
