What are the prevention and control measures for Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection in chickens?
(1) Strengthen hygiene and disinfection during incubation, and carry out fumigation and disinfection of hatching eggs. (2) Dilute and inject Marek's disease vaccine strictly following aseptic procedures. (3) Persist with disinfection of the chicken house while the chickens are present. (4) Treatment: select sensitive drugs for treatment based on drug sensitivity testing. Gentamicin injection may be tried, at 10,000-20,000 international units per kg of body weight, by intramuscular injection, twice daily, for 3-4 consecutive days.
(1) Strengthen hygiene and disinfection during incubation, and carry out fumigation and disinfection of hatching eggs.
(2) Dilute and inject Marek's disease vaccine strictly following aseptic procedures.
(3) Persist with disinfection of the chicken house while the chickens are present.
(4) Treatment: select sensitive drugs for treatment based on drug sensitivity testing. Gentamicin injection may be tried, at 10,000-20,000 international units per kg of body weight, by intramuscular injection, twice daily, for 3-4 consecutive days.