Rooster Fowl Pox Skin Coat Care Gel – Variola Gel

Understanding Fowl Pox in Roosters

Fowl pox, caused by the avipoxvirus, is a viral infection that affects roosters and other birds. This condition can manifest in two forms: the dry form, which is characterized by wart-like skin lesions, and the wet form, where white patches develop in the mouth and throat. Understanding the symptoms and impact of this disease is crucial for poultry owners to maintain the health of their flock and ensure optimal egg production.

Diagnosis, Treatment, and Preventive Measures

If you suspect your birds are suffering from fowl pox, immediate action is essential. For minor wounds from the dry form, treatment can begin with washing the affected areas with plain water and drying them with a clean cloth. Then:

• Apply ointment cautiously to the lesions using your finger, ensuring that the application is a one-time process to avoid irritation.
• From the next day, use coconut oil on wounds daily until they heal completely.
• Caution should be observed to prevent any ointment or treatment from entering the eye, as this can lead to serious damage.

Proper storage of your treatment supplies is also essential. Keep products in a cool, dark, and dry place, avoiding exposure to direct sunlight or heat. Always ensure that bottle caps are securely closed after use to preserve effectiveness.

For any questions or for more detailed information about managing fowl pox in your roosters or the proper treatment protocols, please feel free to reach out to us via WhatsApp at +91-9463990900. Ensuring the health of your birds is our priority!