Poultry diseases and treatment
Dr. Mujeeb Ather Asst. Director (Pathologist)
Veterinary Biological Research Institute, Hyderabad .
- Reduced production & hatchability
- Hyper keratosis of mucous - membrane of mouth & esophagus.
- Blood in the egg.
Blood in the egg
- Rickets & Osteomalasia
Decreased Hatchability
Deformity of keel bone
3. Vitamin E:
- Encephalomalacia
- Decreased Hatchability
Haemorrhages in thigh muscles
1.Loss of appetite, retarded growth
Paralysis
- Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin):
- Decreased Hatchability
- Embryonic mortality during incubation (dead - in -shell_
- Hatched chicks may be dwarf & oedematous.
- Leg Paralysis
Curled toe paralysis
- Pantothenic acid:
- Dermatitis, retarded growth and ruffled feathers.
- Scale like lesions in the corners of mouth & eyelid margins.
- Decreased hatchability with the early embryonic
- Vitamin B 6 (Pyridoxin)
- Poor growth & Nervous signs.
- Chicks run aimlessly
- Chicks may roll completely on their backs with rapid jerking motions of their feet and head.
- Biotin
- Dermatitis of the feet and skin around beak and eyes.
- Folic acid
- Increased Embryonic Mortality.
- Embryos Die soon after peeping.
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