In the process of raising chickens, observing the color of chicken feces is an important means to judge the health status of chickens. So you know what happens when chickens pull green manure?
When dry green manure appears in a flock, there are two main reasons:
Stress:For example, chickens are frightened, fried groups, vaccine immunization, etc., resulting in chickens drying up green manure. At this time, if the chicken is not wilting, and there is no situation of material reduction, feed the chicken some vitamins to relieve stress.
Antibiotics:During the rearing of chickens, if a large amount of antibiotics is used, especially for more than seven days, the flock will develop dry green manure. This is due to the imbalance of the intestinal flora of chickens, and chickens can be fed some probiotics to adjust the intestinal flora.
Newcastle disease,White feces with green feces, white and green thin feces is a unique symptom of Newcastle disease, feces are generally green, white inside is green, after the dissection of the sick chicken, there are cauliflower-shaped follicles deformed, and it is a sudden onset, the sick chicken has difficulty breathing, coughing and wheezing, or hear a sudden strange scream.
Influenza,The main manifestations are increased mortality, diarrhea, dyspnea, edema of the face, crown, and flesh, cough, and tearing.
Influenza and Newcastle disease co-infection,If white manure is the mainstay, it is mainly influenza, green manure is the main, that is, it is new, whether it is flow-based or new-based, it is not easy to treat, and it is a relatively large loss of egg production.
Sick chickens pull yellow, white and green thin feces, stand alone or pile up, loss of appetite or waste, discharge yellow and white loose stools, ** surrounding feather pollution. ProbablyColibacillosis.
Chicken colibacillosis can occur alone or secondarily, and can be combined with chicken dysentery, typhoid, paratyphoid, chronic respiratory diseases, infectious bronchitis, Newcastle disease, and avian cholera.
When a chicken develops hepatitis, its droppings are grass green or light green in color.
Knowing this information can help you identify health problems earlier and take appropriate action during the chicken raising process.