Should I vaccine my small flock for Newcastle-Bronchitis???

Quiobole

In the Brooder
9 Years
Nov 26, 2010
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I was thinking of vaccinating my very small flock of 5 with a Newcastle-Bronchitis vaccine. Unfortunately there aren't any poultry vets around here (that I know of). (I live in Houston so if anybody knows where there IS one please tell me!)

Anyway, the vial comes with 1000 doses!!!

I really want my chickens to be well protected, because unfortunately one of my little baby roos passed away a few days ago
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... The poor thing couldn't breath...

All of my chickens are less than a year old and I want them to be able to live long, full lives.

I've emailed the "Chicken Doctor" and he said that because it's such a small flock, it may actually do more harm than good, and that I should only do it if it's absolutely necessary.

I just wanted to see what you guys think and if anyone has vaccined such a small flock before.
 
There actually are some amazing avian vets at Gulf Coast Animal Hospital in Houston-be prepared to pay a small fortune if you go there, though.
Vaccinating your birds is really a personal decision-I have only vaccinated for Mareks.
I'm really sorry you lost your little rooster.
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I've called and they told me they don't give vaccines to birds. I guess they work mainly on ordinary pet birds (no offense to anybody).

Does anybody know where I can find some with lower doses???
 

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