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Ocena kliniczna preparatu Avimetronid tabletki [Polfa, Grodzisk] po zastosowaniu u golebi

100%

Szeleszczuk P. , Ledwon A. , Binek M.

nr 10

60-62

Niektore choroby pasozytnicze golebi

100%

Zuchowska E.

nr 5

30-31

Trichomonadoza bażantów w chowie wielkostadnym - terapia i zapobieganie

100%

Forejtek P. , Krul J. , Hera A.

tom 49

Trichomonadoza [rzesistkowica] golebi - zapobieganie i zwalczanie

100%

Szeleszczuk P. , Zientek H.

nr 03

57-59

Skutecznosc preparatu Nifursol 50 procent w zwalczaniu trichomonozy golebi

100%

Gawel A. , Piasecki T. , Mazurkiewicz M.

nr 07

823-826

The purpose of the study was to evaluate the efficiency of 50% Nifursol for the control of trichomonosis in pigeons. The experiment was carried out under laboratory conditions on 6 groups of racing pigeons (24 pigeons in each group), divided into 3 sub-groups (isolated from each other) each with the same number of birds. Before the experiment was started, the health of the birds was examined. The pigeons selected for the study were free from Salmonella, Chlamydophila and Campylobacter. Before the pigeons were divided into the groups, they had been infected with a 48-hour culture of Trichomonas gallinae. The efficiency of the infection was determined by conducting parasitological examination 7 days after infection. Crop swabs were collected for microscope preparations and observations. The intensity of invasion was indicated by the number of pluses (+), depending on the number of Trichomonas gallinae in the visual area. Group I consisted of non-treated, infected birds. The birds in Groups II, III, IV and V received 50% Nifursol at doses of 150, 300, 600 and 1200 mg/kg of feed, respectively. Group VI also received 20% Metronidazol (reference drug) at a dose of 3g/l of water. The efficiency of the drugs used in the study was evaluated with regard to clinical observations and parasitological examinations conducted after 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 weeks from the day the birds were found to be infected with Trichomonas gallinae. When the drug administration was accomplished, 10 pigeons from each group were randomly selected for haematological and biochemical examinations of blood samples. The results showed a high efficiency of 50% Nifursol administered at the doses of 600 and 1200 mg/kg of feed. The results obtained in our experiment also show that a dose of 600 mg/kg of feed administered to pigeons for a 4-week period is efficient for the treatment of Trichomonas gallinae invasion. The results obtained in clinical, biochemical and hematological studies prove that even long-term (up to 6 weeks) administration of 50% Nifursol at a dose not exceeding 600 mg/kg of feed is safe to the birds and will not deteriorate the physiological functions of inner organs in pigeons.

Pasożytnicze choroby gołębi, cz.I

80%

Romaniuk K.

Polskie Drobiarstwo

2018

nr 04

Kierunki poszukiwań nowych związków o potencjalnym działaniu przeciwrzęsistkowym i przeciwgrzybiczym

80%

Kotelko B. , Guryn R. , Mikolajewska H.

1990

tom 36

nr 5-6

By the modification of chemical structure of some drugs the series of ether compounds with potential anti-trichomoniasis and anti-fungial action were received.

Praktyczne uwagi na temat terapii i profilaktyki chorob golebi domowych

70%

Szeleszczuk P.

nr 1

25-30

Sokół u lekarza, czyli jak poradzić sobie z sokołem i sokolnikiem

70%

Czujkowska A. , Kruszewicz A.

tom 20

nr 05 Choroby Ptaków - Monografia

Najczęściej występujące choroby zakaźne i inwazyjne ptaków drapieżnych

61%

Szymanski P. , Houszka M.

nr 06

Birds of pray constitute a special group of animals. They are exposed to contact with a number of, often sick, victims. Moreover, they cumulate some toxic compounds present in their victims’ bodies. Therefore, they are closely studied by ecologists and veterinarians. Literature data and our own experience show that birds in captivity often suffer from trichomonosis with characteristic nodular necrotic-inflammatory lesions in the beak cavity. This is most common in young birds fed with pigeon meat. Other significant health problems are tuberculosis, colibacteriosis and aspergillosis, but these are rarely found in the natural environment. Wild birds of pray commonly suffer from parasitic infestations caused by Trichomonas and coccidia, such as Caryospora and Eimeria, as well as Sarcosystis, Frankelia and Toxoplasma. Virus infections are mainly caused by herpesviruses and paramyxovirus PMV-1.

Najważniejsze choroby inwazyjne bydła i ich diagnostyka

51%

Cencek T.

tom 07

nr 2 Monografia