Veterinaria Digital - 19/07/2015

We can observe a white or yellow mucus on the mucosa of the proventriculus and little consistency in the area around the entrance to the gizzard (not in the rest). These injuries are attributable to an excess of formic acid or orthophosphoric acid or...

Veterinaria Digital - 12/07/2015

Avian coryza is an infectious disease that is manifested by rhinitis and infraorbital sinusitis. Although originally attributed to Haemophilus paragallinarum, they have also been isolated Mycoplasma gallinarum, E. coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and...

Veterinaria Digital - 5/07/2015

Gizzard ulcers in neonatal of infectious toxic hepatoenteritis

VD - 4/07/2015

The interest in new physiological mechanisms based on nutrients contained in food increases continuously. This new technology based on transgenic stimulating the synthesis of specific proteins of each type of cell in the body has multiple applications in...

VD - 28/06/2015

On Disclosure Blog No. 2, entitled "From Hamerling to J.Watson and F.Crick", we presented some photos of Acetabularia crenulata and Acetabularia Mediterranean. Both species are distinguished by the shape of the umbrella. In this blog nº 84, we...

Veterinaria Digital - 28/06/2015

Avian steatosis is a liver inflammation with hepatomegaly, derived from fat intake of poor quality, the imbalance energy / protein in the diet or the presence of toxic, chemical or biological origin, in feed.