Coccidiosis & Infectious Choryza in Chicken Farming 

There are many forms of coccidiosis, just as  Infectious choryza cases are very many in 

different farms as well, no matter the location. 

Many forms of coccidiosis

1.Coccidiosis is most diagnosed by brown or bloody droppings?

2.There are many forms of coccidiosis.

3.Many confirm coccidiosis at postmortem by the reddish haemorrhages in the different 

parts of the intestinal mucosa.but some form of coccidiosis does not present like this. 

4.Even with no brown droppings you can have a certain form of coccidiosis. 

5.Some drugs can not handle some forms of coccidiosis and for that reason we have alot 

of persistent cases. 

6.Coccidiosis always Co exist with some bacterial infections like fowl Corella and fowl typhoid etc. 

7.ESB 3 handles all forms of coccidiosis at all stages of growth of the birds without any adverse 

effects on eggs or growth. 

8.In addition it also handles the fowl typhoid and fowl Corella. 

9.It has also has 70% sucrose in addition to the magical 30% sulfaclozine

Sodium Monohydrate. 

10.No effect on water intake. 

Use Esb3 to treat your birds with coccidiosis, fowl typhoid, fowl Corella  and get value for your money.

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Also Read: Chicken Care:Biosecurity and Health Management

Infectious Choryza

Infectious choryza cases are very many in different farms, no matter the location. 

Farmers with birds in the age group of 12 weeks to 16 weeks should consider  vaccinating their flocks 

against infectious choryza. The vaccine is available in different veterinary pharmacies. 

Farmers should always check their birds for infectious choryza signs for example:

1. Swellings around the eyes.

2. Soiled back ( around the base of the neck)

3. Exudate ( mucus) from the eyes.

4. Some may develope difficulty in breathing. 

5. Production may reduce by 50%.

Birds showing signs of infectious choryza must be isolated, because the disease spreads so fast 

within a day or 2! Good enough all disinfectants can kill this bacteria that causes the disease, 

consider treating the affected flock using erythromycin or tyrosin based drugs.

In most cases, the disease may be associated with a viral infection, so need for vitamins , electrolytes 

together with antibiotics arises.