Effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultry

A flock of 12000 commercial broilers of 3 weeks age were observed to exhibit the clinical signs like, dullness, anorexia, sneezing, coughing with facial edema, which was tentatively diagnosed for respiratory disease (RD). For treatment these birds were divided into two groups A and B each comprised...

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Main Authors: D. S. Rekhe, K. Ravikanth, Mujeeb Ather, S. Maini
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Language:English
Published: Veterinary World 2009-01-01
Series:Veterinary World
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Online Access:http://www.scopemed.org/fulltextpdf.php?mno=30757
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spelling doaj-497b3ab4e4ef4b34a25f16737e3c002f2021-08-02T10:02:18ZengVeterinary WorldVeterinary World0972-89882231-09162009-01-0128.000313316Effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultryD. S. RekheK. RavikanthMujeeb AtherS. MainiA flock of 12000 commercial broilers of 3 weeks age were observed to exhibit the clinical signs like, dullness, anorexia, sneezing, coughing with facial edema, which was tentatively diagnosed for respiratory disease (RD). For treatment these birds were divided into two groups A and B each comprised of 6000 birds. Group A birds were treated with enrofloxacin (10%) liquid @ 10 mg/kg body weight for 5 days and group B received polyherbal formulation AV/CRP/11 (new coded formulation supplied by Ayurvet Limited, Baddi India) @ 20 ml/100 birds for 5 days. The parameters studied were clinical signs, growth, performance, morbidity, livability, mortality, post mortem findings (gross lesions), air sac and intestinal lesion scores and histopathological changes. Both treatments showed improvement in average growth and performance parameters with recovery in clinical signs, histopathological alterations, morbidity and mortality percentage and enhanced livability. The polyherbal formulation was found to be equally efficacious like Enrofloxacin in treating respiratory disease. [Vet World 2009; 2(8.000): 313-316]http://www.scopemed.org/fulltextpdf.php?mno=30757BroilersHisto-pathologyEnrofloxacinRespiratory infectionAlternative Therapy
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author D. S. Rekhe
K. Ravikanth
Mujeeb Ather
S. Maini
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K. Ravikanth
Mujeeb Ather
S. Maini
Effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultry
Veterinary World
Broilers
Histo-pathology
Enrofloxacin
Respiratory infection
Alternative Therapy
author_facet D. S. Rekhe
K. Ravikanth
Mujeeb Ather
S. Maini
author_sort D. S. Rekhe
title Effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultry
title_short Effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultry
title_full Effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultry
title_fullStr Effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultry
title_full_unstemmed Effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultry
title_sort effectiveness of conventional and alternative therapy in treatment of respiratory infections in poultry
publisher Veterinary World
series Veterinary World
issn 0972-8988
2231-0916
publishDate 2009-01-01
description A flock of 12000 commercial broilers of 3 weeks age were observed to exhibit the clinical signs like, dullness, anorexia, sneezing, coughing with facial edema, which was tentatively diagnosed for respiratory disease (RD). For treatment these birds were divided into two groups A and B each comprised of 6000 birds. Group A birds were treated with enrofloxacin (10%) liquid @ 10 mg/kg body weight for 5 days and group B received polyherbal formulation AV/CRP/11 (new coded formulation supplied by Ayurvet Limited, Baddi India) @ 20 ml/100 birds for 5 days. The parameters studied were clinical signs, growth, performance, morbidity, livability, mortality, post mortem findings (gross lesions), air sac and intestinal lesion scores and histopathological changes. Both treatments showed improvement in average growth and performance parameters with recovery in clinical signs, histopathological alterations, morbidity and mortality percentage and enhanced livability. The polyherbal formulation was found to be equally efficacious like Enrofloxacin in treating respiratory disease. [Vet World 2009; 2(8.000): 313-316]
topic Broilers
Histo-pathology
Enrofloxacin
Respiratory infection
Alternative Therapy
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