HOW POULTRY BIRDS GET INFESTED WITH WORMS & SIGNS TO KNOW YOUR BIRDS NEEDS TO BE DEWORMED IMMEDIATELY.

Deworming is one of the major practices in poultry management. It is an act of eradicating worms that slows the Ultimum growth and liveliness in poultry birds.

*Below are the ten (10) basic signs:*

1. Reduction in the amount of feed intake. Normally it's expected that the more your birds grow the higher the feed consumption they need for proper growth. So when you notice your birds eat lesser than they take before, just know it may be a sign they need to be dewormed.

2) When you notice Drastic Reduction in birds weight or little delayed or no egg production in laying birds, they may be showing you signs they need deworming.

4. Sleeping excessively. When your birds are standing and sleeping or when their sleep becomes too obvious, it's a sign also that they are over due to be dewormed.

5. When you notice their poo hole is filled or stained with poops it's another sign they show so deworm them.

6.Vomiting water, saliva or any other thing from their mouth is also an other sigh they need to be dewormed.

7. Paleness of the egg yolk and reduction in egg size.

8.Also when you notice their Comb to be pale or Wattle to have change in brightness, it's another sign of worm infestation.

9. Birds infested with worms will often stretch out their necks in irregular manners for no reasons, this is another indication that the poultry birds are infested.

If you notice two or three signs of the above 9 signs listed, you should understand immediately that your birds/livestocks needs to be dewormed immediately.

Best Practices to prevent worm infestation in your farm,

Poultry birds often pick up worms from dirty litters, so ensure to have clean and dry litters always.

Regularly deworm your birds by having and following a good medication schedule.

Never allow your birds to walk out of their cages or pen to prevent them from eating dirt that can cause worm infestation.

Use Kepromec Or Piperazine to deworm your birds always.

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