Drug resistance evaluation of some commonly used anti-coccidial drugs in broiler chickens

The study investigated some anticoccidial resistance for Amprol, Toltrazuril and sulfaclozine in experimental infected broiler. Eimeria identification depended on necropsy and coproscopic examination. 140 day-old chicks allotted into 7 groups and infected with Eimeria in 2[nd] day of age. G1: neither infected nor treated [negative control], G2: infected but not treated [positive control], Infected and treated with toltrazuril [G3], or with Amprol+Allicin [G4], or with Amprol+ethobabate [G5], or with Amprol [G6] or with Sulfaclozine [G7]. Eimeria infection caused decrease in body gain, total protein, albumin but increase in FCR, ALT, AST, Uric acid, Creatinine. Treatment decreased the harmful effect of infection but some significant differences were between infected treated groups and non infected non-treated one

Biological aspects on dictyocaulus arnfieldi

In the postmortem examination of 54 adult donkeys slaughtered for the carnivore animals in Kafr El-Sheikh Zoological Garden, Dictyocaulus arnfieldi [Cobbold, 1884] Railliet and Henry, 1907 was demonstrated in their lungs. The biological data of the different developmental stages were recorded and discussed, where the period required for maturation, hatching and development of 2[nd] and 3[rd] stage larvae was 84 hours, general discussion was given