Check if dia are soft shelled and shelless eggs too.... . Is a symptom of Newcastle disease

Newcastle disease? Or prolly some form of virus. You need to contact a vet

MetaHuman:
Birds die more this time of the year.

Make sure you separate suspected sick birds, they could be contagious. Once you notice the birds eat less and not as active as the rest with roughed feather, remove asap.

Try and get a battery cage, and make sure the place is well ventilated ..



I had small issue too last week that made me lose about 15 birds.. But I have been able able to rectify it by placing the rest of my birds in battery cage and isolate the suspected birds for special treatment.

Birds mass mortality is the biggest problem is poultry production.

Pls I stay in Benin City, how can I get a battery cage for my birds so as to avoid this issues on time? Thnks.

You need to get them good antibiotics and always vaccinate the chickens when they are still small

Hello, its quite unfortunate that you're also getting your own fair share of pros and cons of poultry farming. I guess your consultant didnt do a good job or rather you were playing the game of spend wise pounds foolish, there are a lot of registered animal scientist out here who can be of great help to you before you start your business including vet doctors who will guide you in vaccine administration. All well said and done, take the following steps which can help you as soon as possible before things get out of hands. According to the symptoms you gave, although you haven't tried to open the carcass (dead bodies) to give further signs and symptoms or even their feacal samples( i mean shit), i'll advice you get DOXY-GEN (a strong broad spectrum antibiotics) it comes in 100g/sachet if i may guess and note its 1g to 1 bird
the you should also get ENRO solution (it comes in liquid, make sure you read the dosage at the vet shop.
Why did i give you this?
Am suspecting a viral infection, cos whenever you have a viral infection, this virus replicates in multitudes and attack the bursa of fabricus (the immune factory or antibodies) thereby affecting the birds, they break down ASAP leaving any bacteria infection to fire them, then loose appetite, then death result. Please dont say i said these, you know why? Because am not a Vet doctor am only a qualified Animal Nutritionist, all i said is based on my experience on farm, i respect our Vet doctors alot although they think we animal scientist are their greatest critic/enemy and vice-versa.
So my Bro, take a sample of the carcass to the Vet shop tomorrow morning, if you stay in lagos, check on Animal care lab or Diversay in Agege, make sure you go to a reliable Vet Doctor. I believe this crappy info will help you out but next time make sure you make your findings before you start any bizness and consult the right HAND.

Check if they are snoring @ nyt...if they do...thats CRD chronic respiratory disease....if they are not try to cage them asap shd incase they already have immunity problem...there are lot of stuffs u can check b4 I can give u possible solution...1) check d color of their faeces 2) the way they die then get back to me

Are u sure that the birds were vaccinated as at wen due? what are the other signs u see.. Observe the birds very well, also picture taking can be of help. am here to help though.



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I wonder what kind of people we have here. someone's means of livelihood is going and we are here making gest of it.

please can you add me on Whatsapp only on 08180842997 am an animal scientist.

SuperSuave:
don't tell me you don't know he has an animal farm where he keep snakes and other animals

i also learnt that he has started keeping scorpions.

seunice01:
Hello, its quite unfortunate that you're also getting your own fair share of pros and cons of poultry farming. I guess your consultant didnt do a good job or rather you were playing the game of spend wise pounds foolish, there are a lot of registered animal scientist out here who can be of great help to you before you start your business including vet doctors who will guide you in vaccine administration. All well said and done, take the following steps which can help you as soon as possible before things get out of hands. According to the symptoms you gave, although you haven't tried to open the carcass (dead bodies) to give further signs and symptoms or even their feacal samples( i mean shit), i'll advice you get DOXY-GEN (a strong broad spectrum antibiotics) it comes in 100g/sachet if i may guess and note its 1g to 1 bird
the you should also get ENRO solution (it comes in liquid, make sure you read the dosage at the vet shop.
Why did i give you this?
Am suspecting a viral infection, cos whenever you have a viral infection, this virus replicates in multitudes and attack the bursa of fabricus (the immune factory or antibodies) thereby affecting the birds, they break down ASAP leaving any bacteria infection to fire them, then loose appetite, then death result. Please dont say i said these, you know why? Because am not a Vet doctor am only a qualified Animal Nutritionist, all i said is based on my experience on farm, i respect our Vet doctors alot although they think we animal scientist are their greatest critic/enemy and vice-versa.
So my Bro, take a sample of the carcass to the Vet shop tomorrow morning, if you stay in lagos, check on Animal care lab or Diversay in Agege, make sure you go to a reliable Vet Doctor. I believe this crappy info will help you out but next time make sure you make your findings before you start any bizness and consult the right HAND.
- ONABANJO, 'Rahman 'Seun, BAgric (ilorin), MSc. Animal Nutrition (Umudike) GAS, MNIAS, MNSAP.

Bro please send me a whatsapp message am in umudike. .. May be I should know u. ... 08108887841

ahmedio:
I'm new to the poultry business. In Feb I started with 50 POL but they started dying last week after laying for about 7weeks now.
They start by discharging some kind of colorless puss from the eyes and mouth and within 18 hours they are dead.
I have used different antibiotics and even called in a vet but this morning another 2 were found dead.
Anyone with useful advice please help.

Go and buy CTC and introxin. Drug,nd double dosed it

FrankTalk1:
Pls I stay in Benin City, how can I get a battery cage for my birds so as to avoid this issues on time? Thnks.

Around third junction by sakponba road. it is very expensive....................... Advice to ahmedio, redo your merek vcnt, and work on your space, the birds are too close to each other considering the fib rate, its 50-50 though...Goodluck

1) Separate the infected ones
2) invite a vet.
Or
3) Go to poultry drug outlet, ask for broad and strong antibiotic that can handle chronic respiratory disease, coryza, and bacterial infection. Your location will determine the available drug on shelf. If Lagos go to Oko Oba Agege. If Akure go to Ilesha garage , if Benin go to Sakponba Road. If Yenagoa go to Tombia jxn.
Or simply Whatsapp me on 08030802013 for more assistance

ahmedio:
I'm new to the poultry business. In Feb I started with 50 POL but they started dying last week after laying for about 7weeks now.
They start by discharging some kind of colorless puss from the eyes and mouth and within 18 hours they are dead.
I have used different antibiotics and even called in a vet but this morning another 2 were found dead.
Anyone with useful advice please help.

R they sneezing too? If they r buy talodox extra+ CTC + introxin. Dossage: double dose it 4 72hrs but if they r not just use CTC + introxin...if. U can't get dem,u can buy genadexil/enrolfloxacina

This is a case of Fowlpox and Coryza

For fowl pox, use admacine and for coryza, use CTC...

You can combine both...

To be used for 5-7days

quickly join dis group now they may help u out. search for avian farmers lounge. its a group at whatapp

ahmedio:
I'm new to the poultry business. In Feb I started with 50 POL but they started dying last week after laying for about 7weeks now.
They start by discharging some kind of colorless puss from the eyes and mouth and within 18 hours they are dead.
I have used different antibiotics and even called in a vet but this morning another 2 were found dead.
Anyone with useful advice please help.

all you need to do is to get N.C.O and iodasteryl from a vet, use it for five days then on sixth day give them lasota...good luck 08063773748

ahmedio:
I'm new to the poultry business. In Feb I started with 50 POL but they started dying last week after laying for about 7weeks now.
They start by discharging some kind of colorless puss from the eyes and mouth and within 18 hours they are dead.
I have used different antibiotics and even called in a vet but this morning another 2 were found dead.
Anyone with useful advice please help.

move your birds to another location...a disease is killing them where they are currently

Find a way of controlling the heat... u can space them.

Fundango:
i also learnt that he has started keeping scorpions.

uncle lalasticlala a.ka scorpion king!

Am into that bussiness 2 I also experince such but now my fowl her 1month have solve d problem..but u can call me I wil tell u d antibiotic that u wil use..is very active 08131389360

Give Them Calcium D3. It Will Make Dem Strong And Immune Different Disease

okosodo:
Around third junction by sakponba road. it is very expensive....................... Advice to ahmedio, redo your merek vcnt, and work on your space, the birds are too close to each other considering the fib rate, its 50-50 though...Goodluck

Thnks.

dannytoe:
seems like your birds are being hint, by the current economic hardship of the this administration and so they have no option than to pullout, just like investors're currently fleeing like dove's.....but can we say is buhari's fault?

lemme give you a benefit of doubt--- your brain is just like the law of diminishing returns... until proven otherwise your skull is full of noodles

So sorry

seek vet help fast

@ Jofez that's part of the risk in poultry business, i will need a clear picture of one of the sick birds, i have some questions to ask you
1. How is reliable is the farm you bought those point of lay birds from?
2. Did you ask of their past vaccination program?
3. Did you observe your birds on daily basis?
4. At 21 weeks do you vaccinate them?
5. I guess you are on a deep liter system how often do you turn and change your liter material?
6. Is your poultry house well ventilated?
7. Did you de-worm them?
8. How often did you adhere to your bio-security measures?
9. Did you have an isolation space on your farm and dis you isolate sick birds as soon as you notice them?
You can reach me on whatapp with 08070872196 Most importantly send me a clean and clear picture of one of the sick birds. Thanks.

ahmedio:
I'm new to the poultry business. In Feb I started with 50 POL but they started dying last week after laying for about 7weeks now.
They start by discharging some kind of colorless puss from the eyes and mouth and within 18 hours they are dead.
I have used different antibiotics and even called in a vet but this morning another 2 were found dead.
Anyone with useful advice please help.

try to use powerful disinfectant to fumigate your poultry like me I use royal gad Lysol because its very powerful that kills germs

Have you tried tylosin based drugs?

LordVoldemort:
@Op the solution is easy, we wil bail you out.

Guys let's help a brother by donating what will we have.

I will supply all the pepper soup ingredients

Someone should provide firewood, pots, oil, big ORIGIN and If anybody sabi do BBQ abeg come along

Girls make una come with morning fresh and sponge to clean the plates

Shoro niyen

it baffles me how some people makes a joke of someone's predicament. you cant understand what the OP is passing through until you keep all your savings in a bag and mistakenly throw it inside a fast-flowing river.

#Peace.

I had just wanted to read people's comments and just pray that the OP takes a right decision, but for the trashy advice you just spewed, I am commenting. I find it difficult to believe that you truly obtained those degrees you copied and pasted up thereof.Education has taught me never to give an advice I am not sure of especially when it has to do with professional fields because I would end up looking stupid instead of being appreciated.To add salt to injury, you added B.Sc and M.Sc at the end of the rubbish you typed..Let me just ignores you and attend to the main issue.
@OP you didn't state enough clinical signs to help anybody arrive at a tentative diagnosis but to put a stop to the mortality while you await a Vet, buy Polidine from any vet shop and administer at 1ml of the drug to I litre of drinking water for 5 days.
NOTE: No matter what the vet prescribes as long as it is not vaccine, mix the polidine with the drug, it is compatible with all drugs
I wish you well.CHEERS

seunice01:
Hello, its quite unfortunate that you're also getting your own fair share of pros and cons of poultry farming. I guess your consultant didnt do a good job or rather you were playing the game of spend wise pounds foolish, there are a lot of registered animal scientist out here who can be of great help to you before you start your business including vet doctors who will guide you in vaccine administration. All well said and done, take the following steps which can help you as soon as possible before things get out of hands. According to the symptoms you gave, although you haven't tried to open the carcass (dead bodies) to give further signs and symptoms or even their feacal samples( i mean shit), i'll advice you get DOXY-GEN (a strong broad spectrum antibiotics) it comes in 100g/sachet if i may guess and note its 1g to 1 bird
the you should also get ENRO solution (it comes in liquid, make sure you read the dosage at the vet shop.
Why did i give you this?
Am suspecting a viral infection, cos whenever you have a viral infection, this virus replicates in multitudes and attack the bursa of fabricus (the immune factory or antibodies) thereby affecting the birds, they break down ASAP leaving any bacteria infection to fire them, then loose appetite, then death result. Please dont say i said these, you know why? Because am not a Vet doctor am only a qualified Animal Nutritionist, all i said is based on my experience on farm, i respect our Vet doctors alot although they think we animal scientist are their greatest critic/enemy and vice-versa.
So my Bro, take a sample of the carcass to the Vet shop tomorrow morning, if you stay in lagos, check on Animal care lab or Diversay in Agege, make sure you go to a reliable Vet Doctor. I believe this crappy info will help you out but next time make sure you make your findings before you start any bizness and consult the right HAND.
- ONABANJO, 'Rahman 'Seun, BAgric (ilorin), MSc. Animal Nutrition (Umudike) GAS, MNIAS, MNSAP.