Poultry infectious bronchitis is an acute viral disease with high transmissibility in chickens, which is characterized by tracheal lesions, coughing and sneezing. Infectious bronchitis virus can lead to respiratory lesions, kidney inflammations, reproductive disorders and weight loss in affected birds. ...
Newcastle disease is one of the most common poultry diseases and is often seen in chickens and roosters. Maybe the name of this disease is interesting for some people, the reason for naming this disease is the city of Newcastle, ...
Lameness is caused by various factors, including nutritional, infectious, environmental, and mechanical factors such as trauma, impact, and bad positions that lead to mechanical injuries. In dairy cows, where our goal is maximum production, lameness disease is obvious in its ...
This condition is caused by repeated periods of rumen pH reduction (5.2 to 5.6) due to increased levels of production of volatile fatty acids in the rumen. Affected animals show reduced feed intake and milk production, poor body ...
