Pharmacotherapy of Ulcerative Enteritis in Poultry – PST06107 Basic Veterinary Pharmacology

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Pharmacotherapy of Ulcerative Enteritis in Poultry

Basic Veterinary Pharmacology • Source Session/Topic 29
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PST 06107

Basic Veterinary Pharmacology

Session 29: Pharmacotherapy of Ulcerative Enteritis in Poultry

Learning Tasks

By

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

Define Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry

List signs and symptoms of Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry

Describe pharmacological treatment of Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry

Describe Control and Prevention of Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry

Activity: Buzzing

What

is Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry?

Definition of Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry

Ulcerative enteritis is an acute bacterial infection in young chickens,

poults

and game birds characterized by sudden onset and rapidly increasing mortality

It is caused by

Clostridium

colinum

Outbreaks of the disease occur following coccidiosis, aplastic anemia, and infectious bursal disease or stress conditions

It is transmitted through droppings and birds are infected by feeding or via drinking water

Signs and Symptoms of Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry

Infected

birds become listless and humped up, with eyes partly closed, and feathers dull and ruffled

The lesions include hemorrhagic enteritis in duodenum followed by necrosis and ulcerations

The livers vary from light yellow to large, irregular yellow areas along the edges

Pharmacological Treatment of Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry

Streptomycin

60g/ton of feed or 1 g/gal in water

Furazolidone

(0.02%) in the feed

Activity:

Brainstorming

What

are the prevention and control measures against Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry?

Prevention and Control of Ulcerative Enteritis in Poultry

Streptomycin

, 0.006% in feed

Remove contaminated droppings and disinfect the house

Avoid stress

Earlier treatment is advisable

Key Points

Ulcerative

enteritis (UE) is an inflammation of the digestive tract, caused by the

Clostridium

colinum

bacterium

Birds that develop chronic ulcerative enteritis or that have recovered from the disease remain carriers

Prevention involves prompt removal of sick and dead birds

Total

clean up

between flocks, pest control in and around the premises, and periodic treatment of watering systems with innocuous chemicals that dissolve mineral and or biofilm build-up are good preventive measures

Evaluation

What

are the common signs and symptoms of Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry?

What is the pharmacological treatment of Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry?

What are the control measures against Ulcerative enteritis in Poultry?

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

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Small Animal Clinical Pharmacology

, (2nd

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). Philadelphia, Saunders Elsevier Limited

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