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Psittacosis has been rarely associated with lung disease in horses in the past. ... The disease in humans is usually mild, however in …

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poultry. chickens. turkeys. pheasants. quail. game birds. Marek's disease has a number of phases that affect different parts of…

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Botulism in poultry. Botulism is a disease characterised by paralysis of the neck and limbs of poultry. ... Limberneck. Botulism…

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Avian paramyxovirus. Avian paramyxovirus is category 1 restricted matter. Under Queensland legislation, if you suspect the presence…

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Worm parasites in poultry. On commercial poultry farms, fowls are rarely troubled by worm parasites because of the housing, husbandry …

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Often the first sign of disease is an increase in mortality when hens are in early lay, between 22 and 28 weeks of age. ... When hens …

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External parasites in poultry. The main external parasites that are problematic for poultry are mites and lice. ... The red mite…

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The main methods of disease spread on or between poultry farms is through:. ... Having a good buffer distance between other poultry…

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Young are independent at 3 months. Native birds, including the kakapo, black stilts and royal albatrosses, poultry, and transmits…

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Infectious laryngotracheitis (ILT) is a highly contagious respiratory disease in poultry that has been identified in most countries…

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