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Coles Poultry Diseases And Their Treatment at Bayshore Shopping Centre in Ottawa, ON
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 edition. Excerpt: ... 9. The henhouse may also be disinfected with formaldehyde, as follows: Close tightly all doors, windows, cracks and other openings, and for each 1,000 square feet of space in the building, use twenty ounces formalin (forty per cent formaldehyde) and sixteen ounces permanganate of potash. Place these two materials in a vessel and place in the middle of the room and leave for several hours. The yard should be cleaned every day. If the yard be small it may be disinfected by covering it with straw and burning the straw. For the birds intestinal antiseptics are indicated; the sulphocarbolates compound has given us by far the best results. Other intestinal antiseptics are hydrochloric acid, one teaspoonful to each quart of water, one per cent of copperas and potassium permanganate. The following is an account of three of the tests which the author made of the 30-grain sulphocarbolates compound tablets. "One flock consisted of sixty birds. Several were sick at Manufactured by the Abbott Alkaloidal Co., Chicago. the time treatment was commenced, and four had died. The discharge from the bowels was of a greenish-yellow color, somewhat simulating fowl cholera. One tablet was dissolved in a pint of water, and this fluid mixed with bran and corn chop. The mixture was then fed in clean troughs. In this way each bird got approximately one-half grain. This was repeated night and morning. No additional birds became sick; only two of the sick died; and the rest recovered. "Another flock consisted of 175 baby chicks. As soon as these birds were taken from the incubator they were fed the unhatched eggs that had been cooked and chopped. This mixture was reported to possess an offensive odor. The birds began dying, with symptoms of diarrhea, white,...
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1914 edition. Excerpt: ... 9. The henhouse may also be disinfected with formaldehyde, as follows: Close tightly all doors, windows, cracks and other openings, and for each 1,000 square feet of space in the building, use twenty ounces formalin (forty per cent formaldehyde) and sixteen ounces permanganate of potash. Place these two materials in a vessel and place in the middle of the room and leave for several hours. The yard should be cleaned every day. If the yard be small it may be disinfected by covering it with straw and burning the straw. For the birds intestinal antiseptics are indicated; the sulphocarbolates compound has given us by far the best results. Other intestinal antiseptics are hydrochloric acid, one teaspoonful to each quart of water, one per cent of copperas and potassium permanganate. The following is an account of three of the tests which the author made of the 30-grain sulphocarbolates compound tablets. "One flock consisted of sixty birds. Several were sick at Manufactured by the Abbott Alkaloidal Co., Chicago. the time treatment was commenced, and four had died. The discharge from the bowels was of a greenish-yellow color, somewhat simulating fowl cholera. One tablet was dissolved in a pint of water, and this fluid mixed with bran and corn chop. The mixture was then fed in clean troughs. In this way each bird got approximately one-half grain. This was repeated night and morning. No additional birds became sick; only two of the sick died; and the rest recovered. "Another flock consisted of 175 baby chicks. As soon as these birds were taken from the incubator they were fed the unhatched eggs that had been cooked and chopped. This mixture was reported to possess an offensive odor. The birds began dying, with symptoms of diarrhea, white,...
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