- Apr 2, 2016
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Hi Everyone,
My a chicken in my flock was diagnosed with ornithobacterium rhinotracheale and it is assumed the rest of the flock probably have it to (this chicken ended up being being put out of its misery however the rest of my flock is in fantastic health with the occasional sniffles and sneezing). I have the choice of treating with antiobiotics but my question is, Can you eat a chicken with this disease given the chicken is showing no symptoms????
Is there concern of transmission?
My a chicken in my flock was diagnosed with ornithobacterium rhinotracheale and it is assumed the rest of the flock probably have it to (this chicken ended up being being put out of its misery however the rest of my flock is in fantastic health with the occasional sniffles and sneezing). I have the choice of treating with antiobiotics but my question is, Can you eat a chicken with this disease given the chicken is showing no symptoms????
Is there concern of transmission?