| Varieties: | Infectious Disease Prevention Medicine |
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| Component: | Chemical Synthetic Drugs |
| Type: | The First Class |
| Pharmacodynamic Influential Factors: | Repeated Medication |
| Storage Method: | Prevent High or LowTemperature |
| Veterinary Reg. No.: | Shouyaozhunzihao |
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Audited Supplier TYLODOX 10%
Tylosin Tartrate 10% + Doxycycline Hcl 10%
Water Soluble Powder
For Veterinary Use Only
COMPOSITION:
Each gram contains
Tylosin Tartrate -------100mg
Doxycycline Hydrochloride--100mg
INDICATIONS:
Gastrointestinal and respiratory infections caused by tylosin and doxycycline sensitive micro-organisms, like Bordetella, Campylobacter, Chlamydia, E. coli,
Haemophilus, Mycoplasma, Pasteurella, Rickettsia, Salmonella, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus and Treponema spp. in poultry, calves, goats, sheep and swine.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION:
For oral administration:
Poultry and swine : 1g per 1 - 2 litres of drinking water for 3 - 5 days
Calves, goats and sheep : Twice daily 1g per 20 kg body weight for 3 - 5 days.
WITHDRAWAL PERIOD:
For meat:
Calves, goats, and sheep : 14 days.
Swine, poultry : 7days.
STORAGE:
Store in dry dark place between 5ºC and 25 ºC,
PACKING:
100g 250g 500g 1kg sachet or plastic jar
SHELF LIFE: 2 years
How to treat chicken respiratory tract infections, and the corresponding treatment methods for different respiratory symptoms.
Respiratory tract infections in chickens are usually difficult to treat, slow to take effect, and can easily lead to mixed feelings of secondary infection air sacculitis. Today, I will tell you what kind of drugs are used to treat poultry with different symptoms of respiratory tract infections.
1. Symptoms of chronic respiratory disease in poultry
There are bubbles in the eyes of sick chicken, and the upper and lower eyelids are swollen. When young chicken are sick at the beginning, they make a sound of "spraying red", serous and mucus nasal fluid, coughing, sneezing, and breathing rales. In the eyes with a long course of disease, there may be cheeses of different sizes. In severe cases, the eyeballs may be compressed, and the infraorbital sinuses under the eyelids accumulate cheese-like objects, protruding outwards, like "goldfish eyes". Adult chicken are recessively infected, the egg production rate decreases, and the proportion of soft-shell eggs increases.
Necropsy of dead chicken showed secretions in the nasal passages, trachea, and bronchi, swelling of the mucosa, and pale mucus on the surface of the mucosa. The air sac wall is turbid, there are small plant-like spots on the air sacs, the course of the disease is long with the chest air sacs or the yellow cheese under the abdominal air sacs, and there are a lot of air bubbles between the intestines in the abdominal cavity.
2. Symptoms of infectious rhinitis in chicken
The incubation period of this disease is short. It is 1-3 days for natural infection and 16-48 hours for artificial infection of nasal cavity and sinuses. Mainly manifested as rhinitis and sinusitis. The first is the discharge of serous fluid. This phenomenon is particularly prominent when eating and encountering cold air. One or both sides of the sick chicken's face, infraorbital sinuses, swelling, eyelid edema, and purulent cheese accumulation in the corners of the eyes, there is a foul smell Taste, mouth breathing often occurs, and there is a snoring sound.
Cut the middle part of the nose, there is a lot of nasal fluid and yellow exudate in the nasal cavity, and there is mucus flowing out. In the long course of disease, cheese-like substances accumulate in the nasal sinuses, infraorbital sinuses, and conjunctiva. Excessive accumulation often causes the eyes of sick chickens to protrude outwards. In severe cases, they cause eyeball atrophy and damage and blindness. The follicles of laying hens are soft and easily broken, causing yolk peritonitis, and the egg production rate can be reduced by about 25%.
The incubation period of this disease is short. It is 1-3 days for natural infection and 16-48 hours for artificial infection of nasal cavity and sinuses. Mainly manifested as rhinitis and sinusitis. The first is the discharge of serous fluid. This phenomenon is particularly prominent when eating and encountering cold air. One or both sides of the sick chicken's face, infraorbital sinuses, swelling, eyelid edema, and purulent cheese accumulation in the corners of the eyes, there is a foul smell Taste, mouth breathing often occurs, and there is a snoring sound.
Cut the middle part of the nose, there is a lot of nasal fluid and yellow exudate in the nasal cavity, and there is mucus flowing out. In the long course of disease, cheese-like substances accumulate in the nasal sinuses, infraorbital sinuses, and conjunctiva. Excessive accumulation often causes the eyes of sick chickens to protrude outward. In severe cases, the eyeballs atrophy and damage, and the eyes are blind. The follicles of laying hens are soft and easily broken, causing yolk peritonitis, and the egg production rate can be reduced by about 25%.
The typical symptoms of sick chickens are mouth stretched out, "hemoptysis", prolonged sound, strange barking, commonly known as "back-and-forth". Acute cases show obvious difficulty breathing, coughing up bloody mucus hanging on the chicken coop or thrown on the ground. In chronic cases, the throat is clogged with light yellow cheese, and they often die of asphyxiation.
Necropsy of dead chickens showed severe nasal congestion, bleeding, and a lot of nasal fluid. Acute cases of diseased chicken throat, tracheal mucosa ulcerated bleeding, needle-like bleeding points, a large amount of blood sputum in the trachea; chronic cases of diseased chicken throat or trachea have yellow and white cheese blockage.
3. The symptoms of chicken spread
Infectious bronchi are divided into respiratory, renal and reproductive types in clinical symptoms.
a. Respiratory: Sick chicks have difficulty breathing, try to stretch their necks, open their mouths to breathe, make no sound, and have a mortality rate of up to 25%. Necropsy of sick and dead chickens revealed that there were serous or yellow and white cheese-like substances in the lower trachea and bronchus.
b. Kidney type: there are slight respiratory symptoms, which can only be heard at night, sick chickens squeeze into a ball and discharge white watery feces, and the mortality rate of chicks is 10-30%. Necropsy of the dead chicken revealed that the kidneys were enlarged, light pink like peanut beans, white urate particles could be seen on the surface of the kidneys, and the ureter was thickened and white.
c. Reproductive type: It does not lay eggs in adulthood, walks like a penguin, has more deformed eggs, and the egg white is as thin as water. The fallopian tube is dysplasia, short and occluded, and sometimes serous cysts of different sizes are formed in the enlarged part of the fallopian tube, which looks like a bladder and cannot lay eggs.
4.T he symptoms of chicken plague
The typical symptoms of sick chickens are twisting neck, bending neck, turning in circles, or looking up at the stars, moving forward or back in a straight line, and other mental symptoms. Cockscombs are dark red, making abnormal or odd sounds of "generlou", and excretion of green and thin feces. The sac swells, the crop is filled with sour and odorous liquid and gas, and mucus flows out of the mouth.
The characteristic lesions of dead chickens at necropsy were the lower half of the lower part of the duodenum, 2-5 cm below the yolk pedicle, two cecum corresponding to the ileum, and the three lymphatic collection rates showed "jujube nucleus". "Like" bleeding ulcer; stomach contents green, glandular stomach papilla bleeding, swelling, bleeding at the junction of the glandular stomach and musculostomia; cecal tonsil swelling bleeding ulcer, rectal bleeding in a bit or streak; follicle deformation is "cauliflower-like", or The follicle ruptures, and there is a liquid yolk-like substance in the abdominal cavity; slight bleeding from the larynx, and needle-like bleeding from the coronary fat.
5. The symptoms of avian influenza
Low pathogenic avian influenza and highly pathogenic avian influenza have similar symptoms, but low pathogenic avian influenza usually has mild onset and milder surface symptoms. Diseased chickens discharge yellow, white, green loose stools, dark purple crowns, dry necrosis on the edges, facial and meat beard edema. The typical symptoms of diseased chickens are hemorrhage of the scales of the feet, some of the diseased chickens bark, and the head and neck are stretched hard to make a roaring sound. Laying hen egg production declines until it stops producing, and soft eggs, sand-preserved eggs, and blood-spotted eggs increase.
Necropsy of dead chickens revealed that the chest muscles were purple-red or white like boiled meat, bleeding at the base of the glandular papilla, covered with incomplete secretions, bleeding at the junction of the glandular stomach and the musculostomia, and the stratum corneum of the gizzard. Easy to peel. The pancreas is purple-red, with transparent or deep red necrosis, which is a characteristic lesion. The follicles are congested and bleeding, changing from golden yellow to bright red, the fallopian tubes are congested, edema, and there are a lot of sticky white secretions inside. The liver was swollen and bleeding, with yellow stripes, fragile and resembling okara. The kidney is enlarged, showing a piebald kidney. Coronary fat bleeding, sometimes epicardial bleeding. Hemorrhage of larynx and trachea mucosa, hemorrhage of tracheal ring, and more blood sputum.
Poultry respiratory infections are severe. If broiler chicken have upper respiratory tract infections (whipping nose, mucus in the nasal cavity), it is recommended to use Doxycycline + tylosin and other ingredients for treatment, if it is lower respiratory tract infection (snoring, mouth breathing), it is recommended to use Doxycycline + florfenicol and other ingredients for treatment, if it is In the case of pneumonia and pulmonary necrosis (the lungs become black and purple and sink into the water), it is recommended to use Doxycycline + Tilmicosin and other ingredients for treatment. If you are not sure what kind of infection is, it is recommended to use a super powerful formula product. Here I recommend our company's Tylodox 10% and GIN-AID for various respiratory tract infections, air sacculitis, lung necrosis, bronchial blockage.
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