There is many diseases that chickens can get: Marek's Disease, Laryngotracheitis, Newcastle/ Bronchitis, Coccidiosis, Bursal (Gumboro) and the Avian Encephalomyelitis (AE) and Fowl Pox Disease.
Marek's is a global problem of domestic chickens. It affects the nervous system, organs, and other tissues. There is no treatment for the infected. Vaccinate chickens as soon as possible.
Laryngotracheitis is an acute and highly contagious disease where gasping and spitting up blood happens. Choke to death. Vaccinate chickens at 4 weeks of age.
Newcastle/ Bronchitis affects the respiratory system and is highly fatal. Vaccinate chickens at 2 weeks and again 2 weeks later.
Coccidiosis is due to protozoon virus that remain dominant in the ground until the right host comes along---chickens. feed medicated feed or vaccinate and don't feed medicated feed.
Bursal (Gumboro) Vaccine helps chickens immune system. Vaccinate at 7 and 21 days of age.
Avian Encephalomyelitis (AE) and Fowl Pox Disease is where the hens pass neurological disorders and mortality off to there offspring. Vaccinate in the wing web.
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A elderly person having chicken pox puts that person at risk, its better to get chicken pox when you are a kid, so you are immunized. Also people who get chicken pox for the second time are at risk.
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People who are most at risk for gangrene are diabetics, those that have certain blood vessel diseases like atherosclerosis, or severe tissue trauma like frostbite. People with a surgical wound can also be at risk for developing gas gangrene.
Yes, all diseases have risk factors.
Feeding pigs cooked chicken bones is not recommended. Cooked bones can splinter and pose a risk of choking or causing internal injuries to the pigs. Additionally, feeding pigs animal by-products can lead to health issues, including the risk of spreading diseases. It's best to provide pigs with a balanced diet specifically formulated for their nutritional needs.
The most deadly animal in Kenya is the mosquito, due to its ability to transmit diseases such as malaria, dengue fever, and yellow fever. These diseases pose a significant health risk to the population in Kenya.
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Forgetting to clean your chicken can increase the risk of foodborne illness as the bacteria present on the surface of the chicken can contaminate other surfaces and foods. It is important to always rinse chicken under running water before cooking to help reduce this risk.
Spraying the bed after a child that has Chicken Pox and has shared the bed with your child will do nothing. Many parents prefer that their children get the usual childhood diseases such as Chicken Pox; Red Measles, etc. Scientists find that when children get these diseases it builds up their immune system. Your child may not get the Chicken Pox and if he/she does then contact your family doctor by phone (do not take your child out or have others into your home) for instructions. If you or your husband have not had Chicken Pox you have a risk of getting them as do any other children in your family.
We are aware that chicken is a nutrient-rich food that is high in important vitamins and minerals. Because of this, chicken is an essential food in our diets and essential for preventing diseases, including type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. According to one study, eating chicken as part of a diet high in vegetables lowers the risk of contracting these dietary disorders. So in order to get nutrients, we should eat fresh chicken from Lulu Hypermarket UAE.
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