noeloge82:


There is no particular day for stopping cos it depends on weather situation in your Area but at 15 days the birds may have grown feathers and stronger to with stand cold temperature

Chevrolet076:


thanks so much @ noeloge82 jidestroud, the bird got better.. after administering Amprolium 250 wsp in the morning (anticocci) and antibiotics (BIFEMS triple sulfate solution) in the evening for 2 consecutive days it's almost 90% fine now.



I googled the efficacy of tetracyclines as antibiotics and I got that most disease causing organisms are resistant to tetracyclines and to some extent oxytetracyclines. That's why I've been sticking with sulphur based antibiotics and tylosin. do you have any personal opinion/experience about this..

jidestroud:

I will get across to you. I have a contact along that axis.

Redomi:
I couldn't get gumboro here today, I wear he'd everywhere. Hope it won't affect my birds

jidestroud:


Not at all.

Do you really care to know my truth? It is totally dependent on what is obtainable in your area. What's the history of diseases and outbreaks in your area? I for one have never experienced gumboro on my farm, farms around or even in the local environs by local birds. So, I don't usually take it as a big deal even if I skip it. On the other hand, Newcastle na die here, See local birds turning neck up and down everywhere . Knowing this, I am always a step ahead in my organic approach and my biosecurity is above average. LAS LAS, NA GOD OOOO

(WARNING: Please vaccinate your birds oooo. I am only trying to condemn our lack of proper data availability on these little little things that can go a long way in tackling pest and diseases)

jidestroud:


Not at all.

Do you really care to know my truth? It is totally dependent on what is obtainable in your area. What's the history of diseases and outbreaks in your area? I for one have never experienced gumboro on my farm, farms around or even in the local environs by local birds. So, I don't usually take it as a big deal even if I skip it. On the other hand, Newcastle na die here, See local birds turning neck up and down everywhere . Knowing this, I am always a step ahead in my organic approach and my biosecurity is above average. LAS LAS, NA GOD OOOO

(WARNING: Please vaccinate your birds oooo. I am only trying to condemn our lack of proper data availability on these little little things that can go a long way in tackling pest and diseases)

noeloge82:


Thank God for that paragraph where u added Warning if not I can guarantee you that when fatalities start coming and people quote u may get so confused that a talk like this has caused great damage.
One thing for sure is history it always good like u said knowing environmental history is very key in animal/crop health
Having said that I advice he keeps trying to get get gumboro vaccine since he may not know the gumboro history in his area cos gumboro may not strike immediately until 5th week and by then the death rate is very high

noeloge82:


Thank God for that paragraph where u added Warning if not I can guarantee you that when fatalities start coming and people quote u may get so confused that a talk like this has caused great damage.
One thing for sure is history it always good like u said knowing environmental history is very key in animal/crop health
Having said that I advice he keeps trying to get get gumboro vaccine since he may not know the gumboro history in his area cos gumboro may not strike immediately until 5th week and by then the death rate is very high

Wumi261:


Thank you for the update, I will be expecting my chickens on Monday.

Redomi:

oh, I understand you sir, if gumboro is for turning neck, the last time I saw a bird turning it neck here was when I was in primary school and na local bird o.
I cannot use organic, since I started their vaccination with synthetic

1b8m:
Say hi nze

Chibydinho:
What should I do to one of my birds that it's one eye is closed with a teary eyes that turned to mucus.

potosky:
u need to change ur wood shavings

1b8m:
i have.

Can I move them out of the brooder today? The brooder is constantly hot within 30degrees. They are 3wks today

Cc emmaachile aysnoopy neosloge turk

potosky:
yes but don't forget to cover them at night when cold

1b8m:
i have.

Can I move them out of the brooder today? The brooder is constantly hot within 30degrees. They are 3wks today

Cc emmaachile aysnoopy neosloge turk

jidestroud:

I will get across to you. I have a contact along that axis.

hayourbame:
Good day,
Plz I need someone that we can buy DOC together and help me raise them for 2weeks. The first one I brought I thought they are agritet, but they are not.,
I will have wish to do it by myself, but due to work 7am to 6pm am not chances.

WhatsApp : 07039776565
Location: Agbara
Still location...

noeloge82:


Buy Cory sp and give it for 5 days

jidestroud:

A contact around your axis will call you. You can meet up and discuss with him.

Chibydinho:


Is it in the affected eyes or just in water?

awemina6:
Good morning house, After ordering Vaccineted agrited chick's, is there any other medicine that I should buy?

P.S: I would appreciate it if any experienced persons or experts would put me through either through here or preferably through WhatsApp.