Poultry : Treatments

Sterilisation: An absolute term meaning complete destruction or removal of all viable micro-organisms.

By sterilising feeding equipment and utensils such as feeders / drinkers / drinking troughs / tubular feeders /cage cups / feed bins etc you can minimise the growth of bacteria, fungi and yeast which would otherwise grow within a matter of hours. Traces of leftover food or old water inside feeding equipments are ideal breeding grounds for bacteria.

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Mineral Powder With Pro-Biotics and Seaweed

PRO-BIOTICS
Feeding chickens probiotics in supplements that contain live beneficial bacteria, helps stimulate the immune system thus reducing the Salmonella bacteria in the gut by up to 99 per cent.

This means chickens treated with probiotics early in life are able to mount higher immune responses and, as a result, be better protected against disease-causing microbes later in life.

SEAWEED
Feeding with seaweed helps improve yolk colour, eggshell strength and lay and contains an essential form of iodine which assists in the absorption of nutrients and helps improve feed conversion and live weight gain.

Cannibalism and feather pecking are a complex multifactorial behavioural problem of poultry and game birds worldwide. Predisposing factors include tensoynovitis and other diseases affecting mobility, boredom and strain of bird.

Symptoms include: Pecking at feet (especially young chicks) and vents (adult layers and turkey poults 8-12 days old). Also pecking at the head, face & wings and feather pulling.

Cannibalism and feather pecking may lead to skin wounding leaving it open to bacterial infection. In severe cases this will lead to a loss of blood resulting in generalised anaemia.

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MITES ARE A BIG PROBLEM

How do you know if your chickens have Red Mite problems? You will notice two things; firstly your egg production will start to go down as the chickens need to replace the lost blood taken by the Red Mites (which means less energy to produce eggs) and secondly, the chickens will start to peck each other where they see the infestation usually just at the base of the birds tail feathers. At this point the problem is likely to be causing stress and is getting serious. Keep a close eye out for any pecking behaviour and also any bald, bloody patches appearing on your birds.

FLYING INSECT KILLER FOR USE IN ARKS, SHEDS, COOPS ETC

High-density, confined housing systems for poultry create conditions that favour the development of manure-breeding flies and beetles associated with poultry litter accumulations. External parasites (e.g., northern fowl mite, lice) are also of concern in confined housing systems.

SEAWEED

Seaweed provides essential iodine which helps assist in the absorption of nutrients and improves feed conversion and live weight gain. Feeding with seaweed will help improve yolk colour, eggshell strength and lay.

There is no adverse effect on the storability, flavour or odour of eggs.

BIOFLAVONOIDS

Bioflavonoids are derived from phyto-pharmaceutical technology delivering a natural anti-microbial action, vitamins, naturally occurring organic acids and essential oils.

Bioflavonoids:

· Has a broad spectrum anti-microbial activity, which works against bacteria, (gram positive & gram negative), viruses, moulds, yeast & fungi.
· Is a production maximiser for layers and breeders
· Helps to reduce stress
· DEFRA approved effectiveness against the diseases of poultry
· Is wholly natural and effective in the presence of organic matter

fast acting miticides for rapid knockdown & kill

MITES ARE A BIG PROBLEM

How do you know if your chickens have Red Mite problems? You will notice two things; firstly your egg production will start to go down as the chickens need to replace the lost blood taken by the Red Mites (which means less energy to produce eggs) and secondly, the chickens will start to peck each other where they see the infestation usually just at the base of the birds tail feathers. At this point the problem is likely to be causing stress and is getting serious. Keep a close eye out for any pecking behaviour and also any bald, bloody patches appearing on your birds.

Many poultry owners will be all too familiar with the 'pecking order' and the fights that result from it. Often these chicken wars will cause injuries to the flock and will leave many birds injured with flesh wounds.

Since many poultry wounds are caused by a peck, a spur, a claw, or something else dirty, germs can often get deep into the wounds. It is imperative that after cleansing the wound you have a good anti-bacterial product to kill bacteria and start the re-epithelisation process (healing).

Poultry Septi-Clense Solutions products are the easy way to treat superficial wounds and abrasions and work quickly to kill bacteria to stop the threat of infection.

Deep penetrating spray that remains active for up to 3 months

Mite Killer Spray is an easy to use aerosol insecticide with rapid knockdown specifically formulated to kill common mites (red, delumping and northern mites) but once applied to outbuildings, poultry houses, arks, coops etc all migrating mites will also be accounted for.

DEFRA approved against all notifiable poultry diseases

Viratec-P Poultry Disinfectant cleans and disinfects in one application and is UK DEFRA approved against all notifiable poultry diseases. Containing a powerful composition, Viratec-P is highly effective against 65 strains of virus in over 19 viral families, hundreds of strains of bacteria and over 100 strains of fungi.

Sterilisation: An absoloute term meaning complete destruction or removal of all viable micro-organisms.

By sterilising feeding equipment and utensils such as feeders / drinkers / drinking troughs / tubular feeders /cage cups / feed bins etc you can minimise the growth of bacteria, fungi and yeast which would otherwise grow within a matter of hours. Traces of leftover food or old water inside feeding equipments are ideal breeding grounds for bacteria.

The 3 in 1 answer to Scaly Legs

SCALY LEGS - THE PROBLEM

Scaly Legs is a disease caused by a parasitic mite (known as cnemidocoptes mutans) that burrows under the scales of the legs or feet, where it causes great irritation.

This results in a multiplication of the tissue cells and the secretion of the serum. The scales are raised, and the legs become thickened and have a rough lumpy appearance.

The disease is easily recognised as the mites are evident as tiny white spherical creatures, (approximately 0.5mm in diameter in the early stages). It is highly contagious and affects birds of all ages, although older birds and feathered leg breeds tend to be more susceptible. It is most common in flocks kept on earth or in dry litter runs.

In the early stages it would appear to cause little inconvenience, but should it be neglected the birds lose condition, go lame and have difficulty in perching. In the worst instance mortality may occur.

fast acting miticides for rapid knockdown & kill

MITES ARE A BIG PROBLEM

How do you know if your chickens have Red Mite problems? You will notice two things; firstly your egg production will start to go down as the chickens need to replace the lost blood taken by the Red Mites (which means less energy to produce eggs) and secondly, the chickens will start to peck each other where they see the infestation usually just at the base of the birds tail feathers. At this point the problem is likely to be causing stress and is getting serious. Keep a close eye out for any pecking behaviour and also any bald, bloody patches appearing on your birds.

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Poultry Nutri-Drops provides a nutritional advantage for weak and lethargic birds!

Poultry Nutri-Drops is the 'wonder' energy supplement to:

· Provide an instant energy source for sluggish birds (sick, weak or lethargic birds will be transformed in just 30 minutes)
· Help boost the immune system and vitamin levels during periods of environmental stress e.g when feed intake is depressed at high temperatures
· Help maintain peak production at times when maximum stamina and energy are required
· Reduce the effects of stress during vaccination, handling and following anti-biotic treatment when feed absorption can be disrupted
· Increase appetite and greater feed conversion
· Aid in the preparation for onset of lay
· Aid in disease recovery