Poultry Diseases And Their Treatment
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The small, immature gape- worms or eggs containing the embryos find their way to the intestinal tract of the young bird as described above, and from the intestine they mi- grate to the trachea (wind pipe) and its branches and attach themselves, where, by growing in size, they gradually obstruct the passage of air to the lungs. As a result, the bird finds breathing dif- ficult and after a while gasps for breath, extending its head high into the air, finally becoming as- phyxiated. Usually a- lum...p may be found by feeling along the trachea, if the worms be lodged in that part of the trachea, which is palpable. A definite diagnosis may always be made upon autopsy by the presence or absence of the worms in the trachea, where, if present, they will be found in pairs attached to the mucous membrane.
Prevention. — Hatch the eggs in an incubator. Do not allow the chicks to run out in wet grass, where they may find earth worms or contaminated water. Feed only in containers which are constructed for the purpose and kept clean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The small, immature gape- worms or eggs containing the embryos find their way to the intestinal tract of the young bird as described above, and from the intestine they mi- grate to the trachea (wind pipe) and its branches and attach themselves, where, by growing in size, they gradually obstruct the passage of air to the lungs. As a result, the bird finds breathing dif- ficult and after a while gasps for breath, extending its head high into the air, finally becoming as- phyxiated. Usually a- lum...p may be found by feeling along the trachea, if the worms be lodged in that part of the trachea, which is palpable. A definite diagnosis may always be made upon autopsy by the presence or absence of the worms in the trachea, where, if present, they will be found in pairs attached to the mucous membrane.
Prevention. — Hatch the eggs in an incubator. Do not allow the chicks to run out in wet grass, where they may find earth worms or contaminated water. Feed only in containers which are constructed for the purpose and kept clean.
What to read after Poultry Diseases And Their Treatment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B F Benjamin Franklyn Kaupp to read onlineMoreLess
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