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WEBThe PoultryMed Website. This resource on poultry diseases is authored and updated by Dr. Nati Elkin, a poultry diseases specialist. It contains an atlas of poultry pathology which provides images and text that demonstrate gross pathologic findings associated with poultry diseases conditions, publications include full-text articles on poultry ...
Amphenicols | Drugs | Various - Poultrymed
WEBDescription: Chloramphenicol, thiamphenicol, and florfenicol are broad-spectrum antibacterials, bacteriostatic with closely related chemical structures, recently termed amphenicols. Mechanism of action: Potent antibacterial agents acting by binding to the 50S ribosomal subunit, leading to inhibition of protein synthesis and bacteriostatic effect.
Amprolium | Anticoccidial drugs | Drugs | Various - Poultrymed
WEBAmprolium. Description: It is quarternized derivative of pyrimidine which is a thiamine antagonist. It is most active against E. tenella, E. necatrix and E. acervulina and to lesser extent E. maxima. It could be fed at several times the recommended dose with no ill effects and probably, one of the safest anti-coccidial drugs to be used extensively.
WEBADENIPRAVAC-ND/IB Inactivated vaccine, Egg drop syndrome-76, Newcastle disease and Infectious bronchitis, in injectable emulsion COMPOSITION: Inactivated EDS-76 virus; Inactivated Newcastle disease virus; Inactivated infectious bron-
Water consumption | Commercial layers | Management - Poultrymed
WEBWater consumption. Home> Management> Commercial layers> Water consumption. Water Consumed per 1000 Birds per Day. Age in Weeks. Liters. 1. 21-30. 2. 23-36.
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Egg Drop Syndrome | Inactivated Vaccines - Poultrymed
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Lasalocid | Anticoccidial drugs | Drugs | Various - Poultrymed
WEBLasalocid is an anticoccidial feed additive. It is indicated for use for the control of coccidiosis in broilers, chickens reared for laying and turkeys. Origin: Streptomyces lasaliensis; Dosage: 90-125 ppm. Mode of Action: The mechanism of action of lasalocid and other ionophores has been extensively investigated and reported.
Fowl Pox | Live Vaccines - Poultrymed
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Monensin | Anticoccidial drugs | Drugs | Various - Poultrymed
WEBMonenesin is a carboxylic polyeter ionophore used as feed additive to control Coccidiosis in poultry. The first ionophore used in poultry industry. Monovalent ionophoe, tend to combine more readily with sodium and potassium, causing the normal transport of these ions across surface membranes to fail. Monensin has a relatively narrow therapeutic ...