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The difference between Chicken Plague and Cholera

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, When chicken cholera is prevalent, chickens, ducks and geese often die at the same time, while Newcastle disease occurs only in chickens. Symptoms chicken cholera acute crop is full of food, while Newcastle disease is full of gas and liquid; chronic will appear head and neck twisting and other neurological symptoms, chicken cholera has no neurological symptoms, the course of disease is short. A large amount of yellowish fluid was found in the pericardium of chicken cholera, epicardial hemorrhage, grayish-white necrotic spots on the surface of the liver, and yellow cheese-like exudates on the surfaces of airbags and intestines, while there were no necrotic spots in the liver of Newcastle disease.

When chicken cholera is prevalent, chickens, ducks and geese often die at the same time, while Newcastle disease occurs only in chickens.

Symptoms chicken cholera acute crop is full of food, while Newcastle disease is full of gas and liquid; chronic will appear head and neck twisting and other neurological symptoms, chicken cholera has no neurological symptoms, the course of disease is short.

A large amount of yellowish fluid was found in the pericardium of chicken cholera, epicardial hemorrhage, grayish-white necrotic spots on the surface of the liver, yellow cheese-like exudates on the surfaces of air bags and intestines, while there were no necrotic spots in the liver of Newcastle disease. there are often bleeding or ulcers under the cuticular membrane of glandular stomach and myogastric stomach.

Treatment of chicken cholera with sulfonamides or antibiotics is effective, while Newcastle disease is ineffective.

The pathogen of chicken cholera is Pasteurella multocida, which can be examined with an ordinary microscope, while Newcastle disease is caused by the virus and cannot be seen with an ordinary microscope.

 
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