Veterinaria Digital - 15/12/2013

Excoriations on the corneus layer in gizzard may show different degrees. In all cases, for a correct clinical diagnosis, the internal side of the yellow corneus layer must be observed. The presence of filaments with a "cotton" appearance makes sure that...

Veterinaria Digital - 8/12/2013

The changes on prices of raw materials or logistic difficulties are, often, the cause of sudden changes in poultry nutrition. If this changes come without inclusion of the specific enzymes for the main carbohydrates in the new cereal, some diseases may...

Veterinaria Digital - 1/12/2013

The infection by Pseudomona aeruginosa is an important cause of infectious toxic hepatoenteritis, specially in dry weather areas. In the photo we can notice the yellow-greeny hepatic lesions on surface and on hepatic mass. Moreover than the infection...

Veterinaria Digital - 24/11/2013

Pseudomona aeruginosa is one of the SH2 producer bacteriae involved in production of toxic hepatoenteritis in bird in dry climates. Pompous blind intestines due to gas and yellow greenish plates because of tipus IV exotoxins secretion, are shown in...

Veterinaria Digital - 10/11/2013

Omphalitic injuries caused by Actinobacillus suis may evolve with sticked mesenteric lymphatic ganglions and calcified hepatic ligament.

Veterinaria Digital - 3/11/2013

Avian infectious bronchitis virus belongs to Coronavirus genus (RNA virus) from Coronaviridae family. It has tropism for bronchial mucosa, urogenital tract and kidneys. The photo shows urates in excrements, related to nephritis caused by this virus.