New Avian Disease Diagnosis and Prevention

Author: Wang Chuanwu
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book focuses on common diseases encountered in the process of raising laying hens, broilers, meat ducks, and indigenous chickens in rural areas. It primarily introduces the basic knowledge of poultry disease prevention and control, as well as the symptoms of common poultry diseases. Starting from common symptoms, it explores the epidemiological characteristics, symptoms, differential diagnosis, and prevention measures of various diseases. The content includes key measures for poultry disease prevention and control, symptom recognition and differentiation of similar symptoms, diagnosis and prevention of common infectious diseases in poultry, diagnosis and prevention of common infectious diseases in meat ducks, diagnosis and prevention of common toxic diseases in poultry, diagnosis and prevention of common parasitic diseases in poultry, diagnosis and prevention of common difficult-to-diagnose diseases in poultry, diagnosis and prevention of common nutritional diseases in poultry, the use technology of common antibiotics in poultry, and control strategies for poultry diseases. The content and perspectives of this book are mainly referenced from valuable academic articles published in the National Poultry Disease Diagnosis Journal in 2001, 2002, and 2003. Additionally, based on poultry farming production practices and scientific research, it collects the latest global research findings in poultry disease prevention and control, highlighting the scientificity, practicality, accessibility, novelty, and efficiency of the book. The core part of the book is a summary of long-term production and practical experience contributed by the authors, which has been highly evaluated by national trainees. It is now compiled into a book and dedicated to all poultry farming friends nationwide. At the same time, this book can also serve as a reference for veterinarians engaged in poultry disease diagnosis and students majoring in animal science and veterinary medicine at higher education institutions.