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Poultry Chicken farming.

nedward

Veterinarian

Yasin Kiptoo

New member
Kuku vifaranga wangu wa three weeks wanakufa wanainamisha kichwa chini nakufunga macho nikama hawana nguvu wanatetemeka i have tried biotrim collie am and s lime but bado wanakufa...
I just transferred them to the coop from brooder
 
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Ayubu Yohana

New member
I need to begin the chicken farming project
Dears,may you advice me on the following issues
*the number of chickens to begin the project
*the size of the area to handle them
*proper Chiken species(kienyeji etc)
 

Agwang

New member
Hi I would love to know what is wrong with my chicken they have brown stool and this has persisted since they were a week old. I have treated them but this seems not to disappearing. One day i called a vet and he told me the chicken has chronic cocodiosis due to prolonged use of the same drug. Hethenrecommended Vazuril for 2 days then anticox for 5 days then back to vazuril this interchange for 3 times am now on the second time but am not seeing change what am I doing wrong. Thanks
 

Janssen

Admin
Hi I would love to know what is wrong with my chicken they have brown stool and this has persisted since they were a week old. I have treated them but this seems not to disappearing. One day i called a vet and he told me the chicken has chronic cocodiosis due to prolonged use of the same drug. Hethenrecommended Vazuril for 2 days then anticox for 5 days then back to vazuril this interchange for 3 times am now on the second time but am not seeing change what am I doing wrong. Thanks
@nedward what do you think?
 

nedward

Veterinarian
@nedward what do you think?
Yellowish hue would mean coccidiosis. Otherwise kindly if there are no mortalities recorded then no point worrying. Confirm if it has white patch on top which indicates normal dropping and consistency too shouldn't be loose. Factors such as breed,feed, time of the day, month also influences the type of dropping. Kindly to identfy you chicken dropping type or send a picture form more help from us.
 
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