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Search results for : avian necrotic enteritis

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Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 27/07/2015

Avian necrotic enteritis

Necrotic enteritis causes a loss of gastrointestinal mucosa in the form of a circle about two millimeters in diameter and less than a millimeter deep to expose the layer of blood vessels of the villi. For this reason the toxins produced by Clostridium...

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Dr. Roger J. Palacín - 29/08/2024

Avian intestinal protozooses

The use of pronutrients and additives in diets to strengthen immunity and intestinal health is the best prevention and treatment against...

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Technonews

MV. Júlia Pié Orpí - 24/02/2022

Intestinal conditioner pronutrientes to prevent coccidiosis and a mixed infection with necrotic enteritis

An effective prevention of coccidiosis minimizes the severity of necrotic enteritis, as coccidia are a predisposing factor of NE.

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MV. Júlia Pié Orpí - 4/05/2021

Necrotic dermatitis in USA

Necrotic dermatitis, also known as gangrenous dermatitis, is a disease that affects poultry and is caused by opportunistic microorganisms (clostridia and Staphylococcus aureus). These agents take advantage of predisposing factors to produce the...

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MV. Júlia Pié Orpí - 29/03/2021

Necrotic enteritis in poultry. United States

Economic impact of this disease in United States, is huge and the global cost is estimated to be above 2 billion dollars annually. These losses are related to the mortality, worsening of productive performance, treatment costs and condemnation in...

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MV. Júlia Pié Orpí - 19/01/2021

Avian Coccidiosis: Situation in Central America and Ecuador. natural tools to control it

Intestinal optimizer pronutrients, which are natural molecules from plant extracts, help the animal to develop an effective protection against coccidiosis, without resistances.


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