An outbreak of avian plague occurred in Khakassia An outbreak of Newcastle disease (pseudoplague) of birds was detected in the village of workers Maina (part of Syanugorsk) on the territory of a personal farm. The virus is very contagious, it causes mass death and causes serious damage to farms, says the head of Sianogorsk, Yevgeny Molodnyakov, on the social network. According to the official, experts from the veterinary station and the administration are working in the village and making door-to-door visits to determine the condition of the birds. Pet birds are asked to be isolated indoors and must not be brought near wild pigeons, sparrows and seagulls. It is necessary to wear separate clothes and shoes for working in the coop, disinfect equipment, do not allow strangers to approach the birds and do not take food or birds from your hands. Each new bird must be kept separate from the rest for 30 days. You can determine that a bird is sick by several signs: fatigue, refusal of food and water; mucus from the beak and nose, wheezing, heavy breathing; swelling and redness of the head, neck or eyes; Diarrhea, sharp decrease in egg production, thin shells: paralysis, convulsions, twisting of the neck; sudden death If a bird dies, you should call the vet; You can't bury it yourself. Birds are encouraged to get vaccinated. According to the manager, a large amount of Newcastle disease vaccine was brought to Khakassia: "Our experts from the Sayanogorsk veterinary station not only visit a private farm, but will also carry out vaccinations. This is especially true for those who have a bird in their backyard, but it is not registered. Please don't ignore a vaccine, everyone needs a safety vaccine, a specialist needs a vaccine! They will come to you, they will come and do everything themselves.

An outbreak of avian plague occurred in Khakassia An outbreak of Newcastle disease (pseudoplague) of birds was detected in the village of workers Maina (part of Syanugorsk) on the territory of a personal farm. The virus is very contagious, it causes mass death and causes serious damage to farms, says the head of Sianogorsk, Yevgeny Molodnyakov, on the social network. According to the official, experts from the veterinary station and the administration are working in the village and making door-to-door visits to determine the condition of the birds. Pet birds are asked to be isolated indoors and must not be brought near wild pigeons, sparrows and seagulls. It is necessary to wear separate clothes and shoes for working in the coop, disinfect equipment, do not allow strangers to approach the birds and do not take food or birds from your hands. Each new bird must be kept separate from the rest for 30 days. You can determine that a bird is sick by several signs: fatigue, refusal of food and water; mucus from the beak and nose, wheezing, heavy breathing; swelling and redness of the head, neck or eyes; Diarrhea, sharp decrease in egg production, thin shells: paralysis, convulsions, twisting of the neck; sudden death If a bird dies, you should call the vet; You can't bury it yourself. Birds are encouraged to get vaccinated. According to the manager, a large amount of Newcastle disease vaccine was brought to Khakassia: "Our experts from the Sayanogorsk veterinary station not only visit a private farm, but will also carry out vaccinations. This is especially true for those who have a bird in their backyard, but it is not registered. Please don't ignore a vaccine, everyone needs a safety vaccine, a specialist needs a vaccine! They will come to you, they will come and do everything themselves.