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Terapi Pada Unggas: Rahmi Sugihartuti

This document discusses medication procedures and antimicrobial therapy for poultry including chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and pigeons. It covers proper diagnosis, choice of medication based on the site and spectrum of infection, and specific drugs used to treat bacterial, viral, parasitic, and fungal infections.

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Terapi Pada Unggas: Rahmi Sugihartuti

This document discusses medication procedures and antimicrobial therapy for poultry including chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and pigeons. It covers proper diagnosis, choice of medication based on the site and spectrum of infection, and specific drugs used to treat bacterial, viral, parasitic, and fungal infections.

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TERAPI PADA UNGGAS

Rahmi Sugihartuti
UNGGAS
Termasuk: ayam
bebek
angsa
kalkun
merpati

Management procedures should be


examined before medicating the flock
• The management system can have a
significant effect on the pattern of
infection
• Viral disease spread via respiratory
routes
• in the faeces
Drug administration
Farmed : p.o : drinking water
feed
injection: im, sc
via the feed: absorption of the drug
may be unpredictable cause of
binding to feed ingredients
Palatability ?
ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY
• FOR TREATMENT :
ENTERIC
RESPIRATORY
SYSTEMIC BACTERIAL INF.
• Acurate diagnosis of the primary cause
any secondary sequale
• The choice of medication is dependent on:
- the site of action
- spectrum activity
- distribution of the drug in tissue
• High mortality: use the drug most likeky to
be effective, while awaiting laboratory
results
• Tylosin
• Neomycyn: d. o. choice for enteric
salmonelosis
systemic salmonelosis + colibacilosis :
Sulphonamid +Neomycin
• Chlortetracycline: Staphylococal Inf.
• Tetracyclin: acute disease Pasteurella
• Sulfaquinoxaline & enrofloxacin : effective
against Pasteurella infection.
• Tylosin & enrofloxacin: mycoplasma
• Anticoccidials i.e: monensin,
narasin, salinomycin X !!!! Tiamulin
= toxic effect
• Erytromycin & Sulphonamide X !!!
Monensin = toxic effect
• Don’t used anticoccidials in laying
hens :
drug residues in eggs ---
vacccinated
• Toxic in ostriches (b. unta):
lincomycin
furazolidin
Streptomycin
• Candidiasis of GIT: Nystatin &
Ketoconazole
Parasiticidal therapy
• Syngamus trachea
• Capillaria
• Heterakis
• Ascarisia
• Lice
• Mites
• fleas
Anthelmentic : Fenbendazole
Febantel
Ivermectin
Levamizole
Piperazine
Oral levamizole : vomit - injection
Benzimidazole: feather abnormalities
(young birds)
Praziquantel : tape worms
• Lindane is extremely toxic in
ostriches.
• All ectoparasitic treatment should be
repeated after 10 days + fumigation
• Mycoplasma: enrofloxacin, tiamulin, tylosin

Other drugs
Anaphylatic reaction : Corticosteroid
Ocular infection: Chlortetracyclin, Cloxacillin,
Fusidic acid, gentamycin
During breeding and racing : multivitamin,
probiotics
Ketamin: 50 -100 mg /kg BB IM
20-40 mg/kg BB + diazepam 1-2
mg/kg BB
• Corticosteroid : KI for ostriches-
damage the gonads

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