Veterinaria Digital - 1/06/2020

Orangeish feces caused by trichothecenes: These mycotoxins cause necrosis by contact in the gut mucosa, where there is defoliation of the epithelium and villi loss, which form an orangish jelly that can be observed in the feces. Differently from the...

Veterinaria Digital - 25/05/2020

Ovarian infection in layers: Some laying or breeding hens have green, infected ovules in the necropsies. This pathology corresponds to an infection by enterobacteria, usually vertically transmitted, that does not cause the death of the hens, which...

Dr. Ekaitz Maguregui - 20/05/2020

The production and quality of the eggs that a layer can produce is determined by the quantity and quality of the nutrients provided and the ability of the animal to absorb them. Even if we provide high-quality nutrients in enough quantity, if the...

Veterinaria Digital - 18/05/2020

Urate deposits in the different viscera are due to, generally, a renal failure by different causes such as the obstruction of the ureters, dehydration, or direct nephrotoxicity by mycotoxins or infectious agents. In the case of this picture, the renal...

Mucormycosis in the ileocecal valves - 11/05/2020

This avian mycosis is caused by fungi of the Mucor genre (Rhizopus y Mucor). They grow in the lymphatic intestinal tissues, such as the Peyer patches and the ileocecal valves. They alter the functioning of these lymphatic formations and have important...

Dra. Maria Soriano - 6/05/2020

This trial evaluated the effect on productive parameters of the use of intestinal conditioner pronutrients, whether alone or in combination with butyrate.