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How should the optimal vaccination program for chickens be arranged?

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1. Before chicks start eating; use streptomycin spray or nasal drops, 2000-4000 units per bird, to prevent respiratory diseases. 2. At 1 day of age, vaccinate with turkey herpesvirus vaccine, inject 0.2 ml of solution subcutaneously per bird, to prevent Marek's disease. 3. At 3 days of age, use 0.01% potassium permanganate in drinking water to prevent digestive tract diseases. 4. At 5 days of age, chop garlic and mix it into the feed to feed the chickens, or add half a tablet of crushed oxytetracycline per kilogram of feed, feeding continuously for 7 days, to prevent pullorum disease in chicks.

1. Before chicks start eating; use streptomycin spray or nasal drops, 2000-4000 units per bird, to prevent respiratory diseases.

2. At 1 day of age, vaccinate with turkey herpesvirus vaccine, inject 0.2 ml of solution subcutaneously per bird, to prevent Marek's disease.

3. At 3 days of age, use 0.01% potassium permanganate in drinking water to prevent digestive tract diseases.

4. At 5 days of age, chop garlic and mix it into the feed to feed the chickens, or add half a tablet of crushed oxytetracycline per kilogram of feed, feeding continuously for 7 days, to prevent pullorum disease in chicks.

5. At 7 days of age, use a 10-fold dilution of Newcastle disease strain II attenuated vaccine as nasal drops or eye drops to prevent Newcastle disease. At the same time, perform wing-web stab vaccination with fowl pox quail-adapted attenuated vaccine to prevent fowl pox.

6. At 14 days of age, give a supplementary vaccination with fowl pox quail-adapted attenuated vaccine to chicks that showed no reaction.

7. At 15 days of age, add 1.5 g of robenidine per kilogram of feed and use continuously for 7-10 days. Administer 0.01% furazolidone aqueous solution, continue for 7 days, pause for 3 days, then administer for another 7 days, to prevent coccidiosis.

8. At 1 month of age, repeat vaccination with Newcastle disease strain II attenuated vaccine to strengthen immunity against Newcastle disease virus.

9. At 2 months of age, use a 100-fold dilution of Newcastle disease strain I attenuated vaccine for wing-web stab vaccination or subcutaneous injection of 0.1 ml, and at the same time intramuscularly inject 2 ml of fowl cholera aluminum hydroxide bacterin to prevent Newcastle disease and fowl cholera.

10. At 3 months of age, administer piperazine orally to chickens to expel parasites, using 0.2 g per kilogram of body weight or preparing a 1% aqueous solution for drinking water.

11. At 5 months and 8 months of age, intramuscularly inject fowl cholera aluminum hydroxide bacterin again, and thereafter twice each year.

12. At 9 months of age, perform wing-web stab vaccination again with Newcastle disease strain I attenuated vaccine and fowl pox quail-adapted attenuated vaccine, and thereafter perform each stab vaccination once every year.

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