Hy do any poultry owner come accross this chronic respiratory disease, what is the best treatment?

MAMMAN777: Hy do any poultry owner come accross this chronic respiratory disease, what is the best treatment?

Use Tylodox or NCO

ussyman:

Use Tylodox or NCO

thanks ussyman what is the dosage?

Avoid a dirty litter. Change as often as possible, every 2 - 3 weeks for stocking density of 500 - 1000 birds. So doing you are saved from ammonium built up in the room. Excessive ammonium leads to RCD and other diseases. So also, dirty litter can lead to coccidiosis, sign of it is the brown watery stool, which when not treated becomes bloody and fatality do occur. Good-luck.

use tylodox, recommended dosage on the sachet.

It depends on the age of the birds, if they are layers tylosine based drugs and NCO will crash ur production I will suggest 20% enroflaxocin which is a mega spectrum anti microbial. You pulse dose them by giving them the dosage they are to consume in a day in 20-40% of the total water the consume in a day. Before you begin to spend money on drugs pls confirm your diagnosis first becos other diseases present respiratory distress signs. Allow ur, vet, consultant or mentor look at your birds to confirm it really is CRD. it isn't called chronic for nothing. Enrofloxacin is a proven drug. If you are going with tylosin based medications always supplement with vitamins intact every anti microbial treatment should be assisted with anti-stress ie water soluble vitamins.

It depends on the age of the birds, if they are layers tylosin based drugs and NCO will crash ur production I will suggest 20% enroflaxocin which is a mega spectrum anti microbial. You pulse dose them by giving them the dosage they are to consume in a day in 20-40% of the total water the consume in a day. Before you begin to spend money on drugs pls confirm your diagnosis first becos other diseases present respiratory distress signs. Allow ur, vet, consultant or mentor look at your birds to confirm it really is CRD. it isn't called chronic for nothing. Enrofloxacin is a proven drug. If you are going with tylosin based medications always supplement with vitamins intact every anti microbial treatment should be assisted with anti-stress ie water soluble vitamins.

Both tylodox and agrafural had worked for me in 2 different cases. I combine them with an multivit.

Mr broilers have chronic CRD. I have tried everything including tylodox, enrofloxacin. Nothig has worked. There must be a solution. Any ideas?

chuckeme:
Mr broilers have chronic CRD. I have tried everything including tylodox, enrofloxacin. Nothig has worked. There must be a solution. Any ideas?

u ve used much antibiotics on dem... Daz d reason or is not crd mayb Infectious bronchitis or Newcastle dey ve similar symptoms. Try ginger and honey if you are sure is crd It worked for me

chuckeme:
Mr broilers have chronic CRD. I have tried everything including tylodox, enrofloxacin. Nothig has worked. There must be a solution. Any ideas?

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Is the place well ventilated? Does it smell of ammonia? When last did u sweep it? How did u measure the drugs? Eg if tylodox is 100g in 150L of water, how did u apply this?

Jofez:
u ve used much antibiotics on dem... Daz d reason or is not crd mayb Infectious bronchitis or Newcastle dey ve similar symptoms. Try ginger and honey if you are sure is crd It worked for me

Sir, Hw will I use ginger and honey

horladtop:

Sir, Hw will I use ginger and honey

grind ginger, soak over night and add honey. Currently I use broncholyte for human or tylofura

my people in poultry I vaccination WD my laying birds 2 weeks ago and yet 2 died this morning and what in observer is whitish dropping and I also observed green dropping which I know to be Newcastle pls what can I do. the birds are in battery cage

my people in poultry I vaccinated my laying birds 2 weeks ago and yet 2 died this morning and what in observer is whitish dropping and I also observed green dropping which I know to be Newcastle pls what can I do. the birds are in battery cage

Jofez:
grind ginger, soak over night and add honey. Currently I use broncholyte for human or tylofura

@jofez how do you administer the broncholyte syrup?