Backyard Flocks and Salmonellosis: A Growing Public Health Concern
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1 Backyard Flocks and Salmonellosis: A Growing Public Health Concern Casey Barton Behravesh MS, DVM, DrPH, DACVPM Deputy Branch Chief, Outbreak Response and Prevention Branch DFWED Coordinator for Enteric Zoonoses and One Health Division of Foodborne, Waterborne and Environmental Diseases (DFWED) National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Division of Foodborne, Waterborne and Environmental Diseases
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4 One Health: The Way Forward A multidisciplinary collaborative effort that focuses on the interconnectedness of a large ecosystem to achieve optimal health of humans, animals, and environments across the world.
5 Backyard Flocks Poult r y Chickens Ducks Turkeys Geese Others
6 Backyard Flocks Small scale poultry operations Birds kept at Single-family homes Multifamily dwellings Community coops School settings
7 Increasing Popularity of Live Poultry Google Trends: backyard chickens as of August 28, 2013
8 2010 Study on Backyard Flock Ownership Sur vey of 4 maj or U.S. cities 1% of all households owned chickens 4% of households without chickens planned to have chickens within next 5 years Majority of respondents raising chickens 5 years or less USDA Poultry Urban Chicken Ownership in Four U.S. Cities, USDA APHIS VS, CEAH. Fort Collins, CO.
9 Reasons for Haivng Backyard Flocks Fun hobby Better quality food Eggs or meat Animal welfare concerns Learning experience for kids Environmental concerns Family tradition USDA Poultry Urban Chicken Ownership in Four U.S. Cities, USDA APHIS VS, CEAH. Fort Collins, CO
10 Neiman Marcus Beau Coop Heritage Hen Mini Farm
11 Mail-Order Hatchery Industry, United States ~20 mail-order hatcheries supply baby birds >50,000,000 chicks sold annually One hatchery may supply across USA Business is booming due to increased demand Backyard flocks Urban chicken phenomenon Baby poultry Sold at feed stores Sold over the internet
12 Live Baby Poultry Sales at Agricultural Feed Stores Mail-order hatchery minimum purchase requirements Requirements lower at feed stores Sell chicks, ducklings, etc. Spring, sometimes fall chick days Sales peak in spring, decline in winter Opportunities for cross-contamination in store displays
13 Shipment of Live Baby Poultry Shipped by US Postal Service Cardboard boxes chicks 80 turkey poults 60 ducklings 32 goslings One box may contain multiple species Opportunities for crosscontamination during shipment
14 Direct and Indirect Contact Lead to Human Infection Direct Contact Indirect Contact
15 Urban Chickens
16 NPR Blog: Chicken Diapers? Urban Farming Spawns Accessory Lines (May 1, 2013)
17 Celebrity Pets
18 Outbreaks of Salmonella Associated wit h Live Poultry Past First outbreak documented in 1955 Outbreaks in Spring Young children Dyed birds Pet chicks and ducklings
19 Outbreaks of Salmonella Associated wit h Live Poultry Past First outbreak documented in 1955 Outbreaks in Spring Young children Dyed birds Pet chicks and ducklings Present Large, multistate outbreaks Outbreaks year-round Adults and children Agricultural feed stores Backyard flocks, urban chickens
20 Live Poultry-Associated Salmonellosis Outbreaks and Cases United States, Number of Outbreaks Year
21 Live Poultry-Associated Salmonellosis Outbreaks and Cases United States, Number of Outbreaks Number of Cases Year
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23 2013 Multistate Outbreaks of Human Salmonella Infections Linked to Live Poultry* *preliminary data, subject to change; as of November 5, illnesses total in 4 outbreaks Largest # of illnesses in single year to date Salmonella Typhimurium: 356 ill Largest documented outbreak ever Complicated traceback 113 feed store locations representing 33 companies, birds sourced from 18 hatcheries Salmonella Infantis/Mbandaka/Lille/Newport: 158 ill Linked to Ohio hatchery Previous outbreaks, annually since 2009 Salmonella Braenderup: 53 ill 2012 outbreak Salmonella Montevideo: 22 ill outbreaks
24 Outbreaks of Salmonella Associated with Live Poult ry Poult r y appear clean and healthy Multiple Salmonella serot ypes associated Serogroup C most common >95% of poultry purchased at farm and feed stores Unique outbreak strains linked to single hatcheries Recurring hatchery, different outbreak strains Success in reducing human illnesses linked to specific hatchery strains
25 Success Stories in Preventing Illness Two mail-order hatcheries successfully eliminated outbreak strain that was repeatedly linked with their hatchery Improved biosecurity Worked with vet consultant Conducted routine environmental testing Administered autogenous vaccines Followed NPIP guidance Customized interventions to individual hatchery
26 Highlights from Recent Outbreak Investigations ( ) Caterer contaminated food, caused outbreak in people with no direct live poultry contact (Salmonella Montevideo B, 2009) Caterer had backyard flock with chicks from mail-order hatchery associated with outbreak strain Chicken contact leading to a foodborne outbreak associated with infected delicatessen workers (Salmonella Montevideo B, 2007) Poultry flock in daycare cause outbreak (Salmonella Johannesburg, 2009) Death in nursing home resident, chicks from implicated hatchery brought into nursing home (Salmonella multiple, 2012) Feed store employees become cases in outbreaks (2006, 2010) One sick postal worker who only handled chicks in the mail (Salmonella Montevideo A, 2006)
27 One Health Outbreak Investigations: Live Poultry-Associated Salmonellosis Goals of investigations are to collect 3 lines of evidence Epidemiologic Traceback Laboratory
28 Live Poultry Supplemental Questionnaire
29 Traceback Investigations: Feed Store Questionnaire Feed stores Species sold Months sold Numbers sold Mail-order hatchery sources Critical to continue collecting this data even after poultry linked to outbreak
30 USDA-National Poultry Improvement Plan Voluntary partnership between industry and state and federal government New diagnostic technology applied to improvement of poultry and poultry products Program to eliminate poultry diseases from breeder flocks Salmonella enterica serotypes Pullorum, Gallinarium and Enteritidis Mycoplasma gallisepticum, Mycoplasma synoviae, Mycoplasma meleagridis, and Avian Influenza Does not certify freedom from other strains of Salmonella in poult ry, including those that cause human illness
31 Mail-Order Hatchery Industry Challenge to Meet Demands Outsourcing New flocks all levels from small scale to commercial operations Drop Shipping Common practice in hatchery industry Hatchery A can not complete customer order because no birds are available Hatchery A contacts Hatchery B for availability Hatchery B ships order to customer under Hatchery A name Can be challenge for traceback to hatchery Other practices Trans-shipping of hatched chicks through hatchery Multiplying with introduction of outside breeder birds
32 Environmental Sampling of Live Poultry and Their Environments Where to sample Patient homes Farm and feed stores Mail-order hatcheries What to sample Environmental drag swabs of pens Chick papers from shipping boxes Fecal material, litter, dust in cages or coops Cloacal swabs from individual birds
33 One Health Approach to Zoonotic Salmonellosis Prevention and Control Mail-order hatcheries Feed stores Consumers Health professionals
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35 Shipping Salmonella Education
36 Recommendations for Mail-order Hatcheries Consult with a poultry veterinarian to customize interventions Follow NPIP guidance Biosecurity Cleaning and disinfection protocols Ventilation and structural improvements Enhanced pest control Improved husbandry Employee movement and work flow controls Vaccination Monthly environmental samples
37 USDA NPIP Proposed Voluntary Salmonella Monitoring Program Establishing a U.S. Salmonella Monitored program and classification for mail-order hatcheries will allow them to practice a defined program for the prevention and control of Salmonella Help address Salmonella strains of human health concern Proposes minimum environmental sampling Currently waiting for determination of public comment period
38 Feed Store Poultry Sales - Past
39 Recommendations for Agricultural Feed Stores Live poultry displays Keep live poultry out of reach of customers Hang Salmonella educational posters in clear view Routinely clean and disinfect display areas Hand washing Offer hand washing stations or hand sanitizer next to live poultry displays Tell customers to wash hands right after leaving area Distribute Salmonella educational materials to all customers buying live poultry
40 Recommendations for Agricultural Feed Stores Feed store letter template for state and local partners Distributed annually Available upon request Advice available in 2013 Compendium of Measures to Prevent Diseases Associated with Animals in Public Settings
41 Feed Store Poultry Sales - Present
42 Consumer Messaging Based on Outbreaks Know that backyard poultry can carry germs that can make people sick, even if the birds are healthy Follow these simple steps to enjoy your backyard flocks without getting sick: Wash your hands right after handling poultry or anything in their living area Keep birds outside of your house! Do not kiss poultry! Do not eat or drink around live poultry Safely clean up after poultry Keep birds out of schools with children under 5 years Additional recommendations available at Photo courtesy of Dr. Joni Scheftel, MN
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44 CDC Feature: Keeping Backyard Poultry
45 Gastrointestinal Diseases from Animals
46 Selected Salmonella Outbreak Investigations
47 Print and Social Media
48 Increasing Awareness among Health Professionals JAVMA 2013; Vol. 234, No. 4 AAP News 2013; Vol. 34, No. 7
49 Final Remarks Human salmonellosis associated with live poultry an important and preventable public health issue Serious human illness, hospitalizations, death Prevention and control efforts depend on integrated One Health approach Educational materials should be distributed widely Interventions at mail-order hatcheries and agricultural feed stores can reduce human illnesses
50 Acknowledgments State and local public health agencies State Departments of Agriculture Mail-order hatchery owners PulseNet USDA-APHIS USDA-NPIP CDC: DFWED, ORPB, EDLB ken-portraits/ The findings and conclusions in this presentation are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the CDC.
51 Casey Barton Behravesh Direct Office Phone:
52 Hatchery C in Ohio Present >490 illnesses over 5 years Salmonella Johannesburg, 2009 Salmonella Typhimurium, Salmonella Altona/Johannesburg, 2011 Salmonella Lille, Newport, Infantis, 2012 Salmonella Lille, Newport, Infantis, Mbandaka, 2013
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