Coccidiosis is a parasitic disease. Imagine this: you wake up one morning, ready to greet your flock of chickens with the usual enthusiasm. But as you make your way to the coop, something feels off…

Coccidiosis is a parasitic disease of the intestinal tract of poultry that is caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Eimeria. This disease is of worldwide occurrence and every year costs the poultry industry many millions of dollars to control.

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As you approach, you notice her feathers are ruffled, her comb pale—a stark contrast to its usual vibrant red hue. Concern grips you as you carefully examine her, and your worst fears are confirmed when you find her droppings: loose, with streaks of blood…

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Swiftly, you spring into action, isolating the affected birds to prevent the spread of the disease. You reach out to your veterinarian, who confirms your suspicions and prescribes a treatment plan…

Coccidiosis Nurturing Back to Health: A Caretaker’s Journey

The Road to Recovery and Lessons Learned Along the Way

Days turn into weeks as you diligently administer medication, monitor their progress, and provide extra care and attention. Slowly but surely, the tide begins to turn…

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Celebrating Triumph Over Adversity

Through it all, you learn valuable lessons about the importance of vigilance, proactive healthcare, and the unbreakable bond between a caretaker and their flock…

Looking Ahead with Hope and Determination

As the sun sets on another day, you find solace in the knowledge that your chickens are safe and healthy once more, ready to greet the dawn with renewed vigor. And as you bid them goodnight, you whisper a silent promise to always stand by their side, come what may…

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