The symptoms of opening the mouth to breathe and shake the head are more common, and it will generally be more obvious when the chicken suffers from respiratory diseases. How can it be treated?
First, the chicken opens its mouth to breathe and shakes its head.
When we find that chickens have symptoms of opening their mouths to breathe and shake their heads, we need to take medication in time** to avoid aggravation of symptoms. It can be used: Clear Swordsman + Wheezing Swordsman + Doxycycline for comprehensive ** to effectively eliminate respiratory tract inflammation and relieve respiratory symptoms in chickens.
Second, the reason why the chicken opens its mouth to breathe strangely.
Chickens are likely to be infected with infectious bronchitis or infectious laryngotracheitis, both of which are typical respiratory diseases, and chickens will have obvious symptoms such as dyspnea, mouth panting, and head shaking after being infected. Let's take a closer look at the symptoms of these two diseases for an accurate diagnosis**.
1. Infectious bronchitis.
There are many types of infectious bronchitis, there are respiratory tract type, glandular stomach type, kidney type, reproductive tract type, etc., the symptoms of respiratory type sick chickens are: lack of energy, head shrinkage, closed eyes, wings drooping, loose feathers, fear of cold squeezing, runny nose, tears, sneezing, neck stretching, mouth panting, head shaking, individual chicken facial swelling.
2. Infectious laryngotracheitis.
The clinical manifestations of infectious laryngotracheitis infection in chickens are mainly dyspnea, wheezing, laryngeal swelling, throat redness, increased laryngeal secretions, eye redness, tearing, loss of appetite, weight loss, etc. When the condition is severe, chickens may experience symptoms such as shortness of breath, drooping wings, breathing with their mouth open, neck straightening, and head shaking.
In short, the symptoms of chickens opening their mouths to breathe and shaking their heads are likely to be infected with infectious bronchitis, infectious laryngotracheitis and other respiratory diseases.