Recent content by Aliamiri

Hi, I have two questions: 1. I vaccinated my chicks of a day old by both live(B1 hitchner strain coupled with H120 IBD eye drops) and killed(injection) Newcastle Disease. But I read in a book that baby chicks will inherit their parents antibodies and their immune system may reduce the effect of...

After a little research, I found out that Newcastle disease is a real problem for many kinds of birds around me. So I decided to cull all of my birds to stop the spreading of the disease. Now I have some question: 1. According to some references this virus can penetrate an egg's shell and embed...

The post-mortem revealed that they contracted both Newcastle and Coccidiosis. I will do my best to cure Coccidiosis but it seems that Newcastle is out of control.:fl Thank you all for your helpful comments

Thank you all. There is not any well-known agricultural university near me but I will do my best to find one. After releasing them in outdoor to forage for themselves, it seems the situation turned out to be better. Maybe a little grazing made their defense system stronger! after separating sick...

Maybe VND is the culprit but my chicks do not show the symptoms collectively at the same time. In average one or two birds per day got contracted the disease in the past week. In addition, there isn't any coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge(just during death throes) , tremors, twisting of the...

Thank you #azygous and #Eggsessive And answer to the questions asked above: 1. No there isn't any symptoms except drooping wings, lack of appetite, diarrhea and being listless. 2. It get about 3 days. At first day a bit listlessness, second day comes drooping wings and finally death the day...

Hi, To this hour 5 out my 45 chicks died of a fatal disease. After searching through the Internet I am suspect of Coccidiosis. But there is not any bloody poop of sick chicks. Could it be sth else? Some pictures of sick birds are attached. Thank you