Evaluation of Coccivac-B(RTM) and Sacox 60 (RTM) (salinomycin) for control of 3 strains of Eimeria in broilers
by Brown, Chad Ernest, M.S., OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, 2007, 149 pages; 1445927

Abstract:

A trial was performed to evaluate efficacy of Coccivac-B ® versus Sacox 60®. Cobb x Cobb broilers were obtained and grown to 48d. Birds were vaccinated (Coccivac-B® ; V), given daily dose of salinomycin (Sacox 60®; S), or given no coccidiosis treatment (Control; C). Challenge periods were initiated on days 14; 21; 28; 35; and 42 lasting 6 days. Birds were challenged with either coccidiosis oocysts (+) or none (-) creating 2 x 3 factorial with 6 treatment x challenge groups: C+; C-; S+; S-; V+; V-. Broilers were observed for weight gain, feed consumption, oxygen consumption, and carbon dioxide production. After challenge period, lesion scores and body composition were obtained. V birds experienced depressed performance due to coccidial challenge of vaccine early, but rebounded and surpassed the previously superior S birds after their salinomycin was withdrawn on day 35. C birds were negatively impacted by challenge throughout the trial.

 
AdviserRobert Teeter
SchoolOKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
SourceMAI/ 46-01, p. , Oct 2007
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsAnimal sciences; Animal diseases
Publication Number1445927
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