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CATDOLL: Treatment and prevention of chicken laryngitis

Introduction to Chicken Laryngitis

Chicken laryngitis, also known as avian epidemic laryngitis, is a respiratory infectious disease of poultry caused by avian epidemic laryngitis virus infection. The disease is widely prevalent in the poultry farming industry, causing great economic losses to farmers.

Symptoms of chicken laryngitis

The fowl strep throat virus mainly infects the respiratory tract of chickens. It has a short incubation period and symptoms usually appear 2-3 days after infection. Typical symptoms of fowl strep throat include:

  • Difficulty breathing: Infected chickens show symptoms such as panting, rapid breathing, and difficulty breathing.
  • Red and swollen throat: When a chicken suffers from fowl laryngitis, the laryngeal mucosa becomes inflamed and becomes noticeably red and swollen.
  • Laryngitis exudate: The throat of the affected chicken will secrete serous or purulent fluid, and sometimes bloody exudate can be seen.
  • Decreased appetite: When chickens become sick, they will experience a loss of appetite and lose interest in eating.

Treatment of chicken laryngitis

The following methods are currently used to treat chicken laryngitis:

  • Drug treatment: Use antiviral drugs, antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs to treat viral infections.
  • Intravenous drip: According to the sensitivity test results of fowl laryngitis virus, select appropriate antiviral drugs for intravenous drip treatment.
  • Moisturizing treatment: Maintain appropriate humidity in the chicken house, provide clean drinking water, and moisturizing treatment can help relieve the symptoms of chicken laryngitis.
  • Feed additives: Adding antibiotics, antiviral agents and other drugs to the feed can help prevent and control the spread of chicken laryngitis.

Preventive measures for chicken laryngitis

In order to prevent the occurrence and spread of chicken laryngitis, farmers can take the following preventive measures:

  • Strengthen the hygiene of the chicken house: clean and disinfect the chicken house regularly to keep the environment inside the chicken house clean and sanitary.
  • Reasonable regulation of feed: ensure the nutritional balance of feed to avoid chicken laryngitis caused by improper feed.
  • Do a good job of environmental control: maintain good temperature, humidity and ventilation in the chicken house to prevent infection by various pathogens.
  • Pay attention to poultry immunization: raise qualified poultry, vaccinate them regularly, and improve their immunity.

Through the above treatment methods and preventive measures, chicken laryngitis can be effectively controlled and treated, reducing the impact of the disease on the breeding industry.

Thank you for reading this article, I hope it helps you better understand the treatment and prevention measures for fowl strep throat.

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