Salgen Salmonella Vaccine(Vaccinate 350 birds)

Vaccinate 350 Birds 14 X 50 Dose Vials against Salmonella Paratyphoid Including Boosters

Salmonella- Paratyphoid disease causes so much sickness in pigeons from secondary related infections that it is regarded as ENEMY NUMBER 1 in the sport of Racing Pigeons Salmonella is a highly contagious disease and can spread easily throughout the loft To prevent this deadly disease and to develop loft herd immunity all old Birds must be vaccinated using a salmonella Vaccine yearly as well as young Birds A Booster Vaccine is highly recommended Diagnostic Studies show since the Salgen Salmonella Vaccine has been introduced to racing pigeons in 2016 it has no doubt been an extremely effective Salmonella Vaccine in the control of Salmonella in racing pigeons with 80 of Tests results showing excellent antibody levels in preventing the Salmonella disease taking hold.

Paratyphoid Disease Overview

Paratyphoid, caused by Salmonella bacteria, is a serious disease affecting birds, particularly pigeons. This infection can lead to severe health issues and, if untreated, often results in death. Paratyphoid can spread rapidly, especially in densely populated aviaries, making early detection and intervention essential.

Symptoms of Paratyphoid

Infected birds commonly show the following signs:

• Loss of condition and body weight
• Green, slimy droppings
• Limping or awkward flight
• Swollen joints in wings and legs
• Infertility
• Twisted necks
• Blindness in one eye
• High mortality rate

Treatment and Prevention

Baytril Oral 10% is a recommended treatment option effective against Salmonella (paratyphoid), E. coli, and other specific intestinal infections. This combination medication helps to limit the development of bacterial resistance and is generally well-tolerated, even during molting and for young birds (squeakers).

Dosage and Usage Recommendations:

• Treat infected birds with Baytril Oral 10% for the first 7 days.
• Quarantine suspected cases immediately.
• Thoroughly disinfect or burn out the infected lofts to minimize the risk of spreading.

In addition to Baytril Oral 10%, other veterinary medicines may be effective against paratyphoid, and a veterinarian can advise on the best treatment plan.