Waterfowl disease prevention

With the increasing large-scale breeding of waterfowl, the view that waterfowl has strong resistance and less epidemic situation has been gradually changed. In the past, duck and goose diseases were only a few common diseases, such as duck plague, gosling plague and colibacillosis, but in recent years, there have been many new severe infectious diseases, such as paramyxovirus disease, goose avian influenza, goose hemorrhagic necrotizing hepatitis and infectious serositis. In addition, some mycoplasma diseases and infectious bursal disease in chickens can also infect ducks or geese, and there is an upward trend. There are also many parasitic diseases, poisoning diseases, nutritional metabolic diseases and stress factors that have a serious impact on waterfowl breeding. At present, a lot of work has been done on the prevention and treatment of waterfowl diseases, but it is far less than that on chicken diseases.

And most of them are not systematic. In particular, there is a lack of new technologies and methods for treating new diseases of waterfowl.