Vets Wise Volume - VWV

27/05/2023

Broiler Facts.

26/05/2023

Chicken Droppings

Chicken droppings are one of the most important things to check every time because you get to know whether your birds are healthy, or attacked by a disease. When you understand the type of droppings the chickens give out, you will be able to act imediately and prevent loses; a stitch in time saves nine. You need to maintain a close eye on your birds.

Types of Droppings and what they could mean.

√. Firm greyish with a chalky white top.
This is a normal poo. It can be greyish, brownish, green or black, depending on what the chicken eats. If it's in solid state with the white solid part, the poo is very normal.

√. Wattery diarrhoea
Could indicate high protein diets or kidney damage.

√. Clear or watery running droppings
Might be due to heat stress or, an infection with Infectious bronchitis .

√. Blood and mucous in stool
Coccidiosis

√. Yellow or green droppings with pasting of vent feathers
Likely caused by Fowl typhoid.

√. Greenish diarrhoea
Could be Newcastle disease.

√. Whitish pasty diarrhea
Infection with Infectious Bursal Disease (Gumboro disease).

√. White milky running stool
Infectious Bursal Disease

√. Yellow and foaming droppings
Worms or early signs of coccidiosis.

√. Brown diarrhea
Could be E. coli or Infectious bronchitis.

√. Worms in stool
Presence of internal parasites (worms).

25/05/2023

Breeding Time line For Broiler & Layer.

25/05/2023

Chick Embryo Development.

25/05/2023

How Birds Get Oxygen Inside The Egg.

10/02/2023

*حساس اداروں کی طرف سے پاکستان کے شہریوں کو وارننگ جاری کی گئی ھے کہ درج ذیل موبائل ایپلیکیشن کو موبائل میں انسٹال نہ کریں اور نہ ھی استعمال کی جائیں*

04/02/2023

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28/01/2023

10 early intervention to help sick cows

1-Isolate sick calves in their own space, and put down fresh bedding to keep them clean, warm, and dry.
2. Administer warm fluids to help raise body temperature.
3. Provide access to fresh water at least twice daily.
4. Offer milk or milk replacer at the usual dilution and temperature, but reduce volume and feed it more frequently. (Example: 1 quart, fed up to 4 times per day).
5. Use an esophageal feeder to administer liquid feed that is not consumed by suckling. Be sure the feeder is thoroughly cleaned, disinfected, and rinsed between calves.
6. Feed oral fluids (electrolytes) to correct dehydration, provided the calf is strong enough to stand and has no abdominal distension. These feedings should be separated from milk feedings by at least 2 hours.
7. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin, Banamine, and ketoprofen can keep calves eating by helping them feel better.
8. Supplementation with probiotics may help restore the intestinal environment, especially after antibiotic treatment. 9. Use antibiotics only when they are they are known to be effective for the problem identified.
10. Antibiotic selection should be based on culture of the bacterial organism from the farm or during the outbreak

04/01/2023

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