Emergency: Please, my Turkeys and Broilers are dying.

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I thought it was just a stained but after so many observations and studies, I discover it is a disease which I don't know the type.

It's two broilers(fowls) and 3 turkeys but a turkey died 5 days ago without any signs.

Please, what can I do to save them. The pictures are attached.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

To me, it looks like it may be Fowl Pox. Are there any lesions inside their beaks?
Make sure the keep your water and feed stations cleaned and sanitized.



Let's see if @dawg53 @Eggcessive and @coach723 have any other thoughts.

 

[Topbless]

To me, it looks like it may be Fowl Pox. Are there any lesions inside their beaks?
Make sure the keep your water and feed stations cleaned and sanitized.



Let's see if @dawg53 @Eggcessive and @coach723 have any other thoughts.

Please, what about drugs?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Please, what about drugs?

If it is Fowl Pox, which is a virus, there's no drug treatment.

 

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If it is Fowl Pox, which is a virus, there's no drug treatment.

So they will die?

 

[dawg53]

Wet pox causes lesions inside the mouth, esophagus, trachea and other areas. Birds can starve to death because they cant swallow food. They can also suffocate to death. Mosquitos are usually the vector for fowl pox. I'm sorry for your loss. Here's a link for you to read:
https://www.merckvetmanual.com/poultry/fowlpox/fowlpox-in-chickens-and-turkeys

 

[Eggcessive]

If it is fowl pox virus, so far it looks like the dry type with scabs on the face and comb. Fowl pox lasts about a month, and no treatment is required. If you look inside the beak with a light, look for any yellow patches plaques which can be the wet form of pox. Wet pox causes more problems eating.

 

[Topbless]

Wet pox causes lesions inside the mouth, esophagus, trachea and other areas. Birds can starve to death because they cant swallow food. They can also suffocate to death. Mosquitos are usually the vector for fowl pox. I'm sorry for your loss. Here's a link for you to read:
https://www.merckvetmanual.com/poultry/fowlpox/fowlpox-in-chickens-and-turkeys

Thanks so much. I saw this article late. But how I wish I can healing drugs. Thanks

 

[Topbless]

If it is fowl pox virus, so far it looks like the dry type with scabs on the face and comb. Fowl pox lasts about a month, and no treatment is required. If you look inside the beak with a light, look for any yellow patches plaques which can be the wet form of pox. Wet pox causes more problems eating.

Thanks too. I appreciate.
I wish the remaining ones survive