Chicken Diseases - Chemtex Speciality Limited

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Chicken Diseases

• Poultry farming deals with the domestication of
  birds like hens, ducks, geese, etc. where they
  and their eggs are reared and processed for
  various domestic and commercial activity.
• But the problem with todays commercial poultry
  activity is that chickens are fed with additional
  nutritional source for more growth and
  production. The source may range from chemical
  usage to high protein additives that help the
  birds gain flesh, skin and blooming feathers.
  Essential elements like Calcium, Phosphorus,
  Sodium, Potassium, Iron, Magnesium, etc. are all
  fed through additional supplements which includes
  all types of vitamins and minerals diet too.

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• The use of these chemical supplements does
  enhance the productivity, growth, monetary
  benefits but also bears some guaranteed
  consequences. Generally, the poultry sheds are
  subjected to application of various insecticides,
  medicines and vaccinations which increases the
  chances of illnesses like Salmonella and E. coli
  for birds. Some other poultry ailments like
  chronic respiratory disease, infectious
  sinusitis, hepatitis, synovitis, foul pox,
  laryngotracheitis, etc. are very common in
  todays time, most of them being the side effects
  of those antibiotics and supplements.

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• Poultry Chickens are prone to being a habitat of
  parasites. Microbes like stick-fast flea and lice
  are very common living organisms that tender
  around the body and feathers of chickens. These
  parasites give rise to skin irritation, reduction
  of RBCs, feather damage, etc., sometimes leading
  to severe life threatening symptoms. From large
  macroscopic roundworms to unit celled
  trichomonas, these parasites directly affect the
  intestines, absorbing all vital nutrients
  required for growth and reproduction. Since these
  worms are communicable, spreading of the same
  becomes a matter of time, infecting all the birds
  in the shed.

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• It is not possible to opt for natural breeding of
  poultry birds and yet meet the continuous
  increasing demand of global market.
• Proper and Regular Medication Program and
  Systematic Disinfection may not guarantee
  complete solution but can limit the criticality
  of the conditions to a huge extent

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Chemical Formulation

• The formulation of a disinfectant is quite a task
  as it has to effectively perform its concerned
  activity without causing any harm to the
  application sector. The existence of contaminants
  depends upon several factors like soil, air,
  surrounding conditions etc. It has been studied
  by global experts that about a considerable
  amount of chickens were affected in the last
  decade due to pathogenically occurring disease
  resulting in rising poultry products crisis and
  cost. Proper concern and priority is needed to be
  given to this sector and one of the best way to
  prevent these occurrences is to use suitable
  non-toxic disinfectant which will eradicate these
  pathogens, contributing to the healthy growth of
  the birds.

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