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Common Poisoning Diseases in Chicken Raising

Release time:

Jul 02,2019


1. salt poisoning: excessive salt intake, common symptoms are thirst, collapse, paralysis, restlessness, limb weakness and so on.

2. Ammonia poisoning: due to poor ventilation, the harmful gas in the chicken house cannot be discharged in time, and the ammonia gas is very harmful to the chickens. Ammonia poisoning chickens, often manifested as: cockscomb purple, poor appetite or even waste, but like to drink water; eyes and oral mucosa congestion, head breathing, convulsions before death. Ammonia poisoning more serious chicken flocks, more located far away from doors and windows.

3. Fluorosis: due to the frequent use of stone powder in the chicken industry, and the high fluorine content, exceeding the standard will cause chicken poisoning. Fluorosis chickens, often manifested as: joint swelling disorder, movement inconvenience, foot weakness or eight-shaped, severe cases also have lameness and paralysis; another soft beak, dry chicken feet, diarrhea and other situations.

4. Carbon monoxide poisoning: when using heating equipment in winter, carbon monoxide is often produced. If the chicken house is not discharged in time, it can cause poisoning. The symptoms of chickens with carbon monoxide poisoning are: dyspnea, reddening of mucous membranes, gait disorders, convulsions, drowsiness and suffocation.

5. Maduramycin poisoning: chicken farmers often use maduramycin in anti-coccidiosis, the effect is good, but the amount of more easily lead to poisoning. The early symptoms of the poisoning are soft legs, poor appetite but drinking more water, crouching, severe paralysis, but no abnormalities in the joints. In addition, diarrhea, feces mostly green or yellow-white is also the early common symptoms. Later, it quickly emaciated, dehydrated and died.

6. Nitrite poisoning: contained in some green feed or related additives, excessive poisoning. Symptoms of convulsions/tremor/drooling/mucous membrane purple, difficult to breathe and so on.


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