howandwhere Staff asked 9 months ago
My chicks have swellings in the head. The vet is unable to tell me whether it is fowl pox, fowl cholera or infectious coryza.
How do I make out the difference so that I can figure out the correct treatment?
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howandwhere Staff answered 9 months ago
Infectious coryza:
- Facial swelling.
- Purulent ocular and nasal discharge.
- Swollen wattles.
- Sneezing.
- Dyspnoea.
fowl pox:
- Warty, spreading eruptions and scabs on comb and wattles.
- Caseous deposits in mouth, throat and sometimes the trachea.
Trichomoniasis:
- Mouth open.
- Drooling and repeated swallowing movements.
- Loss of conditon.
- Watery eyes in some birds
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