Helping Chickens to Beat the Summer Heat | Stop Chicken Mortalities | Dr. ARSHAD

This Content is about using Tonics ( Summer Supplements ) for Chickens to Keep the Flock Healthy throughout the Hot Summer Season by Dr. ARSHAD Veterinary Clinic.
These Tonics prevent Chicken Organ Damage due to Heat Stress along with Detoxification. Use these Tonics ( Jetepar & Calcium P Syrup ) To prevent Deficiency of Vitamins, Minerals and other Vital nutrients due to excess heat, Internal Organ Damage, Skeleton Weakness, Suboptimal Shell quality, Progressive Weakness and Low Productivity. Jetepar is an effective Liver Tonic and Calcium P syrup is Calcium and Vitamin D Supplement.
Jetepar contains Betaine, Sorbitol, Ascorbic acid, Diethanolamine and Nicotinamide which are required for Poultry Birds during the Hot Periods.

Calcium is One of the Essential Minerals in Poultry Nutrition. It has Vital Functions as Major Component of Bone Structure qnd Participation in acid base balance, Enzymatic Systems and Calcium is also the main Component of Chicken Eggshell.
If you notice any of the these Symptoms in Your Chickens they could be exhibiting Signs of Dehydration, Heat Stress and Exhaustion.
Convulsions, Diarrhea, Lifting Wings away from Body, Lethargy,  Pale Comb or Wattles, Laboured breathing and Panting.
So, we Should Find the Ways to Combat Heat Stress in Chickens.
First of All don't let anything / anyone to chase your Flock during Hot Climate conditions, Feed during Cooler times of the Day, Don't Crowd Chickens, Protect from Direct Sunlight, Access to Cool, Clean Water and Supplement Lost Electrolytes along with well ventilated Environment.
Signs & Symptoms of Liver Disorders in Chickens are Decreased Eggs Production, Increased Cull Birds Ratio, Paleness, Emaciation, Enlarged Abdomen, Urates Spotted Feathers, Feed / Weight Gain ratio Decreases Drastically.
Swelling in Legs & Ankles are Prominent Signs.
Fatty Liver and Hemorrhagic Syndrome os characterized by Yellowish Enlarged Liver engorged with Fat. The Presence of Hemorrhage in the Abdominal Cavity is Typical but not always Present. The Syndrome is a Metabolic Disorder of Hens as a Consequence pf Nutritional imbalance.
Main Causes are Toxins, Mismanagement, Hepatitis E virus Infection, Fowl Adenovirus Infection, Fatty Liver Hemorrhagic Syndrome, Fatty Liver and Kidney Syndrome, Fowl Typhoid, Side Effects from Bacterins, Mycotoxins, Aflatoxins and Other Related Problems.
The Liver has various Functions in Digestion, Metabolism and Absorption.
Proper Feeding Schedule, Use of Liver Tonics, Vitamin B12, Acidified Copper Sulfate, Fruits & Vegetables are very much Helpful to overcome Liver Disorders in Chickens.
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Jetepar
Dosage and Administration :
Day 01 and Day 02 = 3 cc Jetepar 01 Litre of Fresh and Clean Drinking Water
Day 03 and 04 = 02 cc Jetepar 01 Litre of Fresh and Clean Drinking Water
Day 05 = 01 cc Jetepar 01 Litre of Fresh and Clean Drinking Water
For 06 to 08 Hours Daily and for 05 Consecutive DaGreat topic! Here are some tips to help chickens beat the summer heat:

1. *Provide plenty of cool water*: Ensure access to fresh, cool water at all times. You can even add ice packs or frozen water bottles to the waterer.
2. *Shade and ventilation*: Ensure your coop has adequate shade, ventilation, and airflow to prevent overheating.
3. *Cool treats*: Offer cool treats like frozen fruits, vegetables, or even frozen chicken feed.
4. *Mist and spray*: Use a misting system or spray water on the chickens to help lower their body temperature.
5. *Reduce stress*: Minimize stress by maintaining a calm environment, reducing noise levels, and avoiding handling or moving chickens during the hottest parts of the day.
6. *Dust baths*: Allow chickens to take dust baths to help regulate their body temperature.
7. *Cooler coop*: Consider using cooling systems like evaporative cooling or air conditioning in the coop.
8. *Monitor health*: Keep a close eye on your chickens' behavior, appetite, and droppings, and seek veterinary care if you notice any signs of heat stress.
9. *Limit sun exposure*: Limit direct sun exposure, especially during peak hours (usually between 11 am and 3 pm).
10. *Provide electrolytes*: Offer electrolyte-rich supplements or add electrolyte powder to their water to help maintain hydration and balance.

By following these tips, you can help your chickens stay comfortable and healthy during the hot summer months!ys.
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Calcium P Syrup
Dosage and Administration :
Day 01 and 02 = 02 cc Calcium P Syrup 01 Litre of Fresh and Clean Drinking Water
Day 03 and 04 = 01 cc Calcium P Syrup 01 Litre of Fresh and Clean Drinking Water
For 06 hours daily and for 04 consecutive days.

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