VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR BROILERS, LAYERS, TURKEY AND GOAT

AND THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ANTISEPTIC AND DISINFECTANT.

SUBMITTED BY ; IGBAGBO TAIWO OMOLARA

MATRIC NO; ANS/2009/035

COURSE CODE; ANS 505-ANIMAL HEALTH

TO BE SUMITTED TO ; DR(MRS) OYEBANJI

OF THE DEPARTMENTOF ANIMAL SCIENCES

13 APRIL, 2013.

VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR BROILERS

AGE OF BROILER 3-5 DAYS 7-9 DAYS 16-18 DAYS 24-26 DAYS

NAME OF VACCINE Lasota Infectious Bronchitis disease Infectious Bronchitis Disease Lasota

ROUTE Intraocular/Intranasal Intraocular/Drinking water Drinking water Drinking water

VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR LAYERS

AGE OF LAYER 3-7 DAYS 1 DAY 2-3 WEEKS 5-6 WEEKS 7-8 WEEKS 9-10 WEEKS 16 WEEKS

ROUTE Intranasal drop Intramuscular Eye drops Drinking water Wing web Subcutaneous/intramuscular Eye drops /drinking water

VACCINES Lasota/ Newcastle vaccine Mareks vaccine in hatchery Infectious Bronchitis Disease Lasota /Newcastle disease Fowl pox(1st dose) New castle Infectious Bronchitis Disease

18 weeks 20 weeks 40 weeks

Skin scarification Drinking water Drinking water

Fowl pox Lasota(if necessary)new castle Lasota(if necessary) New castle

VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR TURKEY

AGE
2 weeks 10 weeks 12 weeks 14 weeks 18 weeks 20 weeks 22 weeks 24 weeks 28 weeks 40 weeks

ROUTE
Drinking water Cholera Subcutaneous injection in the neck Drinking water Subcutaneous injection in the neck Subcutaneous injection in the neck Drinking water Drinking water Subcutaneous injection in the neck Subcutaneous injection in the neck Subcutaneous injection in the neck

VACCINE
Newcastle Cholera Cholera Newcastle Cholera Cholera Cholera and Newcastle Infectious bursal disease Parainfluenza(pmv-3) Arizona(newcastle/cholera/pox)Cholera,swine influenza Parainfluenza(pmv-3)swine influenza

VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR GOAT

ACTIVITY

VACCINE / DRUG ACARICIDE

AGE OF ANIMAL

PERIOD

Vaccination against (PPR) Peste des peptits ruminants. Control of helminths Control of ectoparasites

TCRV(1ml) Tissue Culture Rinderpest Vaccine Broad spectrumAnthelmintic Pyrethroid

At 3 months

A)February to March B)November to December A)January to March B)June to July Dry season monthly Wet season monthly

At 3 month upward At 3 month upward

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ANTISEPTIC AND DISINFECTANT

ANTISEPTIC
Antiseptics are antimicrobial substances that are applied to living tissue/skin to reduce the possibility of infection,sepsis/putrefaction It is used on living tissues It is used to clean areas of the body which are prone to infection/deep clean It includes mouth wash, cold sore, yeast infection creams

DISINFECTANT
Disinfectant are antimicrobial agents that are applied to non-living objects to destroy microorganisms. It is used on non-living items To disinfect items which could transmit germs. used in homes and businesses Commonly used as household cleaning product for kitchen, toilet and bathroom ,medical facilities and any other commonly touched items where germs are found. E.g Izal Disinfectant comes in forms of liquid and sprays

Antiseptic comes in form of ointment