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Sudden exposure to sand bath as a cause of death in Pullets
2014
Ethiopian Veterinary Journal
This case report describes sudden exposure of pullets as a cause of death. Initially, 441 rearing chicken were kept in PTC+ Barneveld poultry farm of the Netherlands for training purpose. The cumulative mortality rate up to the 8 th week was 2.49%. However, due to sudden exposure of the pullets to sand bath in the 9 th week the mortality rate rises to 12.24%. A postmortem examination conducted on 15 dead pullets has revealed blood coagulation in the heart and hepatization of lungs. This finding
doi:10.4314/evj.v17i2.10
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