Pharmacotherapy of Fowl Typhoid and Fowl Paratyphoid – PST06107 Basic Veterinary Pharmacology

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Pharmacotherapy of Fowl Typhoid and Fowl Paratyphoid

Basic Veterinary Pharmacology • Source Session/Topic 21
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PST 06107

Basic Veterinary Pharmacology

Session 21: Pharmacotherapy of

Fowltyphoid

and

Fowlparathyroid

Learning

Tasks

By

the end of this session students are expected to be able to:

Define Fowltyphoid and

Fowlparathyroid

List signs and symptoms of Fowltyphoid and

Fowlparathyroid

in Poultry

Describe pharmacological treatment of Fowltyphoid and

Fowlparathyroid

Describe Control and Prevention of Fowltyphoid and

Fowlparathyroid

Activity: Buzzing

What

is

Fowltyphoid

? ?

Definition of

Fowltyphoid

and

Fowlparathyroid

in Poultry

Fowl typhoid is an infection of fowl caused by host-adapted salmonella serotype,

Salmonella

gallinarum

It

is an egg-transmitted infection of particularly growing or mature flocks or

transmittted

by ingestion

.

Mortality

at all ages is high

Signs and Symptoms of

Fowltyphoid

Dehydration

Swollen, friable, and often bile-stained liver, with or without necrotic foci

Enlarged spleen and kidneys

Anemia

Enteritis

Pharmacological Treatment of Fowltyphoid

Sulfaquinoxalene

0.1% in feed for 2-3 days and 0.05% for an additional 2 days, or

Furazolidone

0.011% in feed for 2 weeks followed by 0.0055% in feed

Activity:

Brainstorming

• What

are the prevention and control measures

for

Fowltyphoid

?

Prevention and Control of Fowltyphoid

Poults

should be obtained from free stock and place them in a clean house

Protect poultry house from birds, rodents, insects etc.

Disinfection of humans entering the house

Vaccination with a rough strain of

S.

Gallinarum

(9R) at 9-10 weeks of age.

Key Points

The

causal agent for

fowltyphoid

is

Salmonella

Gallinarum

Infected birds may be pale, dehydrated, and have

diarrhea

Lesions in infected birds may include a swollen, friable and often bile-stained liver, with or without necrotic foci; enlarged spleen and kidneys;

anemia

; and enteritis

Control is based on routine serologic testing of breeding stock to assure freedom from infection

Evaluation

What

is

Fowltyphoid

?

What are the common signs and symptoms

Fowltyphoid

?

What is the pharmacological treatment of

Fowltyphoid

?

What are the control measures against

Fowltyphoid

REFER Students to

Handout 21.1:

For pharmacotherapy of

fowtyphoid

,

Pharmacotherapy of

Fowlparathyroid

References

Riviere

J. E.,

Papich

M. G. (2009).

Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics

(9

th

Ed) Iowa, Wiley-

Blackwel

Publishers

Hsu

W. H. (2008).

Handbook of Veterinary Pharmacology

(1

st

Ed) Iowa, Wiley-

Blackwel

Publishers

Kuafmann

J, (1996).

Parasitic infections of domestic animals

, (2

nd

ed

).Berlin,

Birkhäuser

Verlag

Press

Hoare

E. W. (2013).

A manual veterinary therapeutics & pharmacology

(2

nd

ed

),New

York, Forgotten Books

Press

Maddison

. J. (

ed

) (2008).

Small Animal Clinical Pharmacology

, (2nd

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). Philadelphia, Saunders Elsevier Limited

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