Clinical symptoms of salt poisoning in chickens

Sick birds show signs of thirst and excessive drinking and panicky squeals. There is a large amount of mucus flowing out of the mouth and nose, the crop is soft and swollen, and the watery stool is discharged. Dyskinesia, turning, falling, unsteady gait, breathing difficulties, collapse, convulsions, convulsions, lethargy and death. Ducklings also show continuous chirping after poisoning, blind collision, head backward, late coma state, sometimes nerve symptoms, mouth constantly open and close, head and neck bending, chest and abdomen facing the sky, supine struggle, and finally exhaustion death.