1. Newcastle disease (diarrhea) [diagnosis] The diseased chicken suffers from a lack of energy, loss of appetite, increased body temperature, tremors, head reflexes, opisthotonos, and circular movements. Difficulty breathing, sagging wings, faeces are green and thin. After 2 to 3 days of death, the mortality rate is high. [Treatment] Chicks were instilled or instilled with Newcastle disease II vaccine at 7 to 8 days of age. Repeated vaccination was repeated once at 28 days of age. Newcastle disease vaccine was used intramuscularly at 50 to 60 days of age. If sudden onset occurs, Newcastle disease vaccine I should be injected intramuscularly. If sudden onset occurs, Newcastle disease vaccine I should be given 1 to 3 times intramuscularly. 2. Fowl cholera [diagnosis] The most acute type, no obvious symptoms, sudden death. Acute type, elevated body temperature, lack of energy, loss of poultry, frequent drinking, yellow to green diarrhea. [Treatment] Regular injection of avian cholesteric aluminum hydroxide formaldehyde vaccine for prevention. Symptoms of bacteriuria or chloramphenicol, compound enemy bacteria net feeding, or intramuscular injection of penicillin and streptomycin. 3, chicken pox [diagnosis] cockscomb, meat soup, horns, eyelids, back of the head, skin, foot cloaca around the throat and the emergence of pale yellow or gray-white blisters small spots, and soon developed into a small, nodules, gradually shaped Button-like, stripped surface dry pseudomembranous or a honeycomb-like hemorrhagic lesions and ulcers. Throat is most vulnerable to congestion, inhalation is difficult, flute or buzzing, often because of not eating, drinking and not drinking water and death. [Treatment] The vaccine for vaccinating the chicken pox in the wing tip can be performed simultaneously when the Newcastle disease II seedlings are inoculated at 7 to 8 days of age. Chicken fed a purple solution. 4, Aspergillosis [Diagnosis] Chickens runny, diarrhea, faeces odor, failure, swollen eyes, elevated body temperature, and sometimes paralysis. [Treatment] Do not feed moldy feeds, incubators and feeding tools, clean and disinfect the site, change bedding frequently, and adhere to the “full-in, full-out†brooding method. When the disease occurs in the chicken, laxatives are taken orally, and tannic acid solution or sodium sulfate solution is used as drinking water and fed with nystatin feed. 5, coccidiosis [diagnosis] disease chickens eat or not eat, wings drooping, eyes closed, feces with blood or whole blood, brown red or pull blood, severe death. [Treatment] Do a good job of cleaning and disinfecting chicken coops, food troughs and sinks, clean up the excrement in time, and keep the coop dry. Mix the feed with chlorophenyl hydrazine or feed with cute mix feed, and disable it 5 days before slaughter. Prevention with furazolidone. 6, chicks white diarrhea [diagnosis] chicks afraid of cold bundles, loss of appetite, diarrhea, white feces around the anus is often blocked, often screaming sick chicks. [Treatment] Various tools and sites should be strictly disinfected, treated with formalin or fumigated. Serve with furazolidone; feed with compound enemy bacteria net feed. Antibiotics can be fed with chloramphenicol.
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