Fowl pox treatment in chicken using toothpaste

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np9DXz1fdyM&t=7s

Duration: 

05:16:00

Year of Production: 

2023

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Agribusiness Insider
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Fowl pox is a viral poultry disease characterized by lesions on comb wattle, feet and other un feathered parts of the bird. Furthermore, there are two forms of fowl pox and these are dry chicken pox, which forms lesions on body un feathered areas of the bird as well as wet chicken pox, which forms yellow patches inside the chicken mouth. Additionally, fowl pox affects birds differently.

Signs and symptoms

There are other different sings are symptoms that exhibit of affected birds and these include liquid discharge from eyes, sneezing and cough. However application of toothpaste on fowl pox effectively treats the viral disease as this prevents spread as well.

Treatment with toothpaste

Always start by applying a thin layer of toothpaste on the exterior parts of formed lesions, however care should be taken when applying for the paste not to get in contact with chicken sensitive parts like eyes as this may cause irritation. On the other hand for eye discharge carefully apply toothpaste on lesions around eyes.
Sequence from Sequence to Description
00:0000:58Fowl pox is a viral poultry disease characterized by lesions on comb wattle and feet.
00:5901:17Forms of fowl pox: Dry chicken pox, this forms lesions on body un feathered areas.
01:1801:52Wet chicken pox, this forms yellow patches inside the chicken mouth. Fowl pox affects birds differently.
01:5302:18Other symptoms: liquid discharge from eyes, sneezing and cough. Toothpaste effectively treats fowl pox.
02:1902:57Treatment with toothpaste: Application of toothpaste on lesions prevents disease spread.
02:5803:30Start by applying a thin layer of toothpaste on the exterior parts of formed lesions.
03:3103:59Take care when applying for the paste not to get to chicken sensitive parts like eyes.
04:0005:16Allow applied paste to dry before erasing. For eye discharge apply toothpaste on lesions around eyes.

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