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Veterinaria Digital - 7/01/2017

Avian fatty liver

Although this process can be observed during the year there are two presentations: December-January in the Southern Hemisphere and June-July in the Northern Hemisphere.


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Veterinaria Digital - 31/12/2016

Necrotic enteritis and biotin deficiency in birds

The presence of Clostridium in the food of the birds is practically continuous due to the resistance of the spores to the thermal treatments.


Veterinaria Digital - 17/12/2016

Avian pullorosis: Intestinal and joint nodules

Pullorosis is a bacterial infection caused by Salmonella pullorum that presents formation of whitish nodules in various organs.


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Veterinaria Digital - 10/12/2016

Deficiencies of biotin and magnesium in layers

The chalazas constitute a specific anatomical formation of the avian egg. They are made up of high density proteins and have as mission to keep the yolk in the center of the egg.


Veterinaria Digital - 3/12/2016

Lesions of gizzard by formaldehyde

The use of salmonids based on formaldehyde in food is prohibited in many countries, but not in all of them and that is why increasingly more often produce pathologies such as shown in the photos.


Veterinaria Digital - 26/11/2016

Infectious bronchitis: Right oviduct hydrosalpingitis

Migratory birds on their journeys in October (north-south) and March (South-North direction) transmits along their route various microorganisms in particular: wild virus infectious bronchitis and Haemophilus gallinarum.


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