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Poultry diseases / Causes, symptoms and treatment, with notes on post-mortem examinations

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About This Book

A practical handbook for poultry keepers that explains prevention, recognition, and treatment of diseases afflicting domestic fowl. It emphasizes quarantine, proper housing, feeding, sanitation, and early isolation of sick birds; summarizes external symptoms and remedies; and addresses parasites and miscellaneous ailments. Diseases are described in accessible, often alphabetical entries with causes, signs, and suggested treatments, while illustrated sections and step-by-step guidance cover post-mortem examinations and disinfection techniques. Practical advice on nursing, the use of medicines, and farm-level control measures aims to reduce losses and assist readers in maintaining flock health.

About the Author

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E. J. Wortley

E. J. Wortley is an author known for his contributions to veterinary literature, particularly in the field of poultry health. His notable work, "Poultry Diseases: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment, with Notes on Post-Mortem Examinations," provides valuable insights into the diagnosis and management of poultry diseases. This book serves as a practical guide for poultry farmers and veterinarians, detailing the symptoms and treatment options for various ailments affecting birds. Wortley's expertise in this niche area of veterinary science highlights the importance of understanding animal health in agricultural practices.

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