Keeping Clostridial enteritis away from poultry flocks

26-05-2010 | | |
Keeping Clostridial enteritis away from poultry flocks
Clostridial enteritis affects intestinal health in broiler flocks and may cause considerable losses. It is caused by Clostridium perfringens and is found all over the world. Fighting the disease is a continuing challenge for the poultry sector. Preventive actions using dedicated products are a valuable solution to maintain healthy gut flora. By Dr. Tom Verleyen, Kemin Agrifoods Europe, Herentals, Belgium Growth retardation around the third week of age associated with impaired intestinal health


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