DISEASES OF CHICKENS AND TURKEYS CORRELATED WITH AGE
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1 By knowing the species affected, salient clinical feature, and age of the flock, it is often possible to make a list of potential differential diagnoses. In the following table, some of the more common diseases are presented by age and clinical problem. Of course, this will not be absolute but can be used as a guide. BROILERS, PULLETS, LAYERS Typical losses to 7 weeks of age are 4-5%. Losses in the first 2 weeks account for 30-50% of total mortality. A. BROODING PERIOD (0-2 weeks) 3. CNS Disease A. Mismanagement B. Starveout/dehydration floor temperature, water management C. Navel and yolk sac infection: Salmonella, Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus, Proteus, etc. D. Vaccine contamination E. Improper incubation conditions: small, weak hatchlings or increased susceptibility to infection A. Aspergillosis (Brooder Pneumonia) B. Vaccine Problems Respiratory reaction A. Avian Encephalomyelitis B. Encephalomalacia C. Poor vaccine placement (pox, MDV) D. Spiking Mortality 4. Nutritional Deficiencies 5. Eye Diseases A. Rickets B. Other A. Ammonia Burns B. Mycotic Keratoconjunctivitis B. GROWING PERIOD (2-8 weeks) A. Coccidiosis B. Aspergillosis C. Ascites D. Marek's Disease E. Clinical Infectious Bursal Disease F. Inclusion Body Hepatitis/Aplastic Anemia G. Ulcerative Enteritis H. Necrotic Enteritis I. Chicken Infectious Anemia Virus J. Gangrenous Dermatitis K. Blackhead 200
2 4. Skin Disease 5. CNS Disease 6. Other A. Mycoplasmosis B. Newcastle Disease C. Infectious Bronchitis D. Infectious Laryngotracheitis E. Colisepticemia F. Avian Influenza A. Tibial Dyschondroplasia B. Long Bone Distortion (Valgus-Varus Deformities) C. Infectious Synovitis D. Viral Arthritis E. Bumblefoot F. Osteomyelitis G. Staphylococcosis/Other septic arthritides H. Spondylolisthesis I. Rickets J. Ionophore/3-Nitro Toxicity A. Gangrenous Dermatitis B. Fowl Pox C. Exudative Diathesis D. Skin Leukosis A. Avian Encephalomyelitis B. Nutritional Encephalomalacia C. Newcastle Disease D. Marek s Disease A. Roundworms B. Toxicities Mycotoxin, Botulism, Ionophore, 3-Nitro, etc. C. Crop Mycosis D. Cellulitis E. Swollen Head Syndrome F. Inflammatory Process G. Immunosuppression - IBD, CIA C. PULLET PERIOD (8-20 weeks) 1. Neoplastic Diseases A. Marek's Disease B. Avian Leukosis (subgroup J) s A. Infectious Coryza B. Infectious Laryngotracheitis 201
3 3. Systemic Diseases C. Mycoplasma D. Infectious Bronchitis E. Newcastle Disease F. Avian Influenza A. Fowl Cholera D. LAYERS (>20 weeks) 1. Neoplasia A. Lymphoid Leukosis B. Carcinoma C. Sarcoma D. Marek s Disease s A. Newcastle Disease B. Avian Influenza C. Infectious Bronchitis D. Mycoplasma E. Infectious Coryza F. Laryngotracheitis 3. Egg Production Drops A. Newcastle Disease B. Avian Influenza C. Avian Encephalomyelitis D. Infectious Bronchitis E. Mycoplasma gallisepticum F. Infectious Coryza G. Nutrition/Management 4. Salpingitis/Peritonitis 5. Cage Layer Fatigue 6. Fowl Mites 7. Fatty Liver Hemorrhagic Syndrome 8. Parasitism: Capillariasis, Heterakis, Roundworms, etc. 9. Uterovaginal Prolapse 10. Fowl Cholera E. SPORADIC DISEASES 1. Tuberculosis 2. Botulism 202
4 3. Streptococcosis 4. Arbovirus Infection 5. Pullorum/Typhoid 6. Other Parasitic Diseases TURKEYS A. EARLY BROODING PERIOD (0-3 weeks) /Poor Growth 4. Nervous Signs 5. Eye Diseases A. Mismanagement B. Omphalitis: Salmonella, S. arizonae, E. coli, Proteus, etc. C. Starveout D. Cannibalism E. Candidiasis F. Poult Enteritis G. Turkey Viral Hepatitis H. Coccidiosis/Cryptosporidiosis I. Poor Beak Trimming A. Aspergillosis (Brooder Pneumonia) B. Turkey Coryza (Bordetellosis) A. Splay Leg, Tibial Rotation B. Rickets C. Staphylococcosis A. Avian Encephalomyelitis B. Arizonosis C. Encephalomalacia Vitamin E Deficiency D. Mycotic Encephalitis Aspergillus, Dactylaria A. Ammonia Burns B. Mycotic Keratoconjunctivitis Aspergillus C. Arizonosis D. Injuries B. LATE BROODING/EARLY GROWING PERIOD (3-12 weeks) A. Round Heart Disease B. Hemorrhagic Enteritis C. Aortic Rupture/Hypertensive Angiopathy 203
5 D. Histomoniasis E. Leucocytozoonosis F. Ulcerative/Necrotic Enteritis A. Mycoplasmosis MM, MS, MG B. Turkey Coryza (Bordetellosis) C. Newcastle Disease D. Colisepticemia E. Fowl Cholera F. Avian Influenza A. Spondylolisthesis ("Kinky Back") B. Bacterial Arthritidis Staphylococcus, E. coli 4. Other A. Roundworms B. Mycotoxins C. FINISHING PERIOD (>12 weeks-market) A. Cannibalism B. Erysipelas C. Aortic Rupture s 4. Other A. Fowl Cholera B. Aspergillosis C. Chlamydiosis D. Newcastle Disease E. Avian Influenza A. Long Bone Distortion B. Tibial Dyschondroplasia C. Osteomyelitis D. Bacterial Arthritidis Staphylococcus, E. coli, Erysipelas, Pasteurella E. Scoliosis A. Internal Parasites: Round Worms, Cecal Worms B. External Parasites: Mites, Lice C. Pendulous Crop D. Umbilical Hernias E. Breast Buttons/Blisters F. Turkey Pox 204
6 D. BREEDERS (>30 weeks). Diseases of the finishing period can also occur during the laying period. A. Fowl Cholera B. Aspergillosis C. Salpingitis/Peritonitis 2. Neoplasia A. Reticuloendotheliosis ("Turkey Leukosis") B. Carcinomas 3. Egg Production Drops A. Newcastle Disease B. Avian Influenza C. Other Paramyxoviruses D. Mycoplasmosis E. Nutrition/Management 205
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