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Moldy feed can damage your gamefowl's gut and causes necrotic enteritis

Importance of Calcium in Gamefowl Conditioning

Calcium is a crucial part of the bone structure, and growing chicks require it for optimal growth and maintenance of their bones, beak, and nails. Without adequate calcium, bones may not develop with the correct size and density, resulting in stunted growth and other related problems. Therefore, growers need to ensure that their system has the appropriate amount of calcium. Signs of calcium-related problems in chicks include a lame walk with a stiff-legged gait, retardation of growth, and enlargement of the hock joints. These signs can manifest as early as a month of age. In the mid-2000s, there were cases...
Gamefowl Feeding Program: A Comprehensive Guide to Maximizing Performance

Healthy Gamefowls: What Different Dropping Colors Mean and How to Treat with Antibiotics
As a gamefowl breeder, it can be worrying to see your gamefowls suffering from diarrhea. It's important to understand that the color of the droppings can indicate different health issues, and knowing the appropriate treatment can be crucial in getting your birds back to good health. Green droppings in chickens can indicate stress or infection, such as from E. coli or coccidiosis. For these conditions, antibiotics like Amtyl 500 or Premoxil Tablet can be effective in treating bacterial infections. If coccidiosis is suspected, the use of anti-coccidial drugs like NF-One, Sulpar Tablet, or Tepox 48 Powder can be beneficial. Yellow droppings may indicate liver...
Types of Gamefowl Parasitic Worms
As gamefowl breeders, we know that parasitic worms are a common issue that we have to deal with. These worms can cause serious health problems to our birds and can lead to reduced performance and even death. It's essential to be aware of the types of parasitic worms that affect gamefowl and the remedies available to us. Roundworms Roundworms are the most common type of parasitic worm found in gamefowl. These worms live in the bird's intestines, feeding on the nutrients the bird consumes. Roundworms can cause digestive problems, malnutrition, weight loss, and even death if left untreated. The most...