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  1. Infectious Coryza

    Infectious Coryza

    Written by: Dr. Jacquie Jacob, University of Kentucky Infectious coryza, which is also referred to as a cold or roup, is caused by the bacterium Haemophilus paragallinarum. This disease primarily affects chickens, but quail and pheasants may also be affected. Coryza is primarily transmitted by...
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    Eye Problem

    Hello! I work at an animal shelter in between a suburban and rural area. We've been getting more and more chickens in lately, and today we got one in with something wrong with its eye. She's a bantam (I think either an old english bantam or a dutch bantam). We don't know how old. Her right eye...
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    will antibiotic help with egg yolk peritonitis and will it go through my flock

    Hi, I have a sick chicken--I had this once before--(that chicken passed) the chicken is looking noticeably larger--lethargic, wobbly and is overall unwell. I want some advice on whether an antibiotic (injection--I have some penicilan on hand)will help also--I have read conflicting reports on...
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