Respiratory Illnesses

Here are the 10 more common respiratory illnesses in poultry (all the mycoplasmas are lumped together). Of the 10, only 2 can be completely treated with antibiotics and 1 must run it’s course. All the others are not curable and birds will remain carriers, infect any new birds introduced and you run the risk ofContinue reading “Respiratory Illnesses”

Common Questions

By Deb Haines 1) How can I keep my waterer clean without ACV? https://www.facebook.com/groups/chickenvetcornerschickentalkoriginal/posts/3475013439308426/ 2) what can be used to cover a wound?https://www.facebook.com/groups/552851661524633/permalink/632283596914772/ 3) What to do about a ruptured air sac?https://www.facebook.com/groups/552851661524633/permalink/630800653729733/ 4) Why does the end of my rooster’s comb turn purple or black?https://www.facebook.com/groups/552851661524633/permalink/635003566642775/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/552851661524633/permalink/636907299785735/ 5) Why would a chicken be drinking a lotContinue reading “Common Questions”

Egg Withdrawl Times in the US

By Dr. Laura Pylman Approved Products for Laying Hens Not Approved (can only be used by veterinary prescription even when available OTC, consult your veterinarian for withdrawal times appropriate to your specific situation) Not Allowed STRICTLY PROHIBITED -ILLEGAL TO USE lifetime withdrawal All egg withdrawal times have been obtained through The Food Animal Avoidance ResidueContinue reading “Egg Withdrawl Times in the US”

Newcastle Disease

Synonyms: pneumoencephalitis The highly contagious and lethal form of Newcastle disease is known as viscerotropic (attacks the internal organs) velogenic Newcastle disease, VVND, exotic Newcastle disease, or Asiatic Newcastle disease. VVND is not present in the United States poultry industry at this time. Species affected: Newcastle disease affects all birds of all ages. Humans andContinue reading “Newcastle Disease”