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Monday, January 12, 2015
Bird flu.
The avian influenza virus continues to kill more birds in parts of Asia,Canada and India.
More birds have been found dead in poultry farms in Taiwan.The virus is moving, be alert,be proactive.
Birds infected with the Newcastle disease virus, show the following signs: coughing, inappetence,drop in egg production,poor shell quality, greenish diarrhoea, paralysis,twisting of head and neck, and it also causes high mortality,also affecting varying ages. Some of these signs are similar to that of BIRD FLU, leading to false diagnosis by some farmers who observe such on their farms.
When you have a case with high mortality with the bird flu signs, call your vet.
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