Newcastle Disease (ND)
A contagious viral disease that may affect breathing, digestion and the nervous system.
Possible signs: coughing, breathing difficulty, twisted neck, greenish droppings or sudden deaths.
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Poultry disease guide
Recognise signs. Act early.
Browse common poultry diseases and conditions. These summaries are educational and cannot confirm a diagnosis.
Infectious Bursal Disease (Gumboro)
Often affects young chickens and can impair immune function.
Possible signs: depression, ruffled feathers, diarrhoea, dehydration and uneven flock condition.
Infectious Bronchitis (IB)
A contagious viral infection that can affect the respiratory tract, kidneys or egg production.
Possible signs: coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge or a drop in egg production.
Marek’s Disease
A viral disease that may cause nerve damage and tumours in chickens.
Possible signs: weakness, paralysis, weight loss or changes in eye appearance.
Avian Influenza (Bird Flu)
A potentially serious contagious disease. Suspected cases require immediate reporting to the relevant veterinary or animal-health authority.
Possible signs: sudden deaths, breathing problems, swelling or discoloration of the head/comb, reduced activity.
Coccidiosis
An intestinal disease caused by protozoan parasites; risk increases with contaminated or wet litter.
Possible signs: diarrhoea (sometimes bloody), poor growth, weakness and reduced feed intake.
Chronic Respiratory Disease (CRD)
Often associated with Mycoplasma and may worsen with other infections or poor air quality.
Possible signs: coughing, sneezing, noisy breathing and poor performance.
Fowl Pox
A viral infection that can cause skin lesions or, in some forms, lesions inside the mouth and throat.
Possible signs: scab-like lesions on unfeathered skin or difficulty eating and breathing.
Salmonellosis
Salmonella infections can affect flock health and may also present a food-safety risk.
Possible signs: weakness, diarrhoea, poor growth or increased mortality, especially in young birds.
Colibacillosis (E. coli)
E. coli may cause several types of infection, often alongside stress or another disease.
Possible signs: respiratory distress, weakness, poor growth or early chick losses.
Infectious Coryza
A respiratory disease that can spread within a flock.
Possible signs: nasal discharge, sneezing and swelling around the face or eyes.
Necrotic Enteritis
An intestinal disease often associated with Clostridium bacteria and other gut-health challenges.
Possible signs: reduced appetite, lethargy, poor growth and increased mortality.
Aspergillosis
A fungal respiratory disease associated with exposure to mould spores in contaminated environments.
Possible signs: gasping, difficult breathing, weakness and poor growth.
Omphalitis (Navel / Yolk-Sac Infection)
An early-life condition often linked to contamination, hatchery hygiene or chick handling.
Possible signs: unhealed navel, swollen abdomen, weakness and early chick losses.
Heat Stress
High temperatures, humidity and poor ventilation can quickly affect poultry welfare.
Possible signs: panting, wings held away from the body, crowding near drinkers or sudden losses.
Brooding & Dehydration Problems
Incorrect brooding temperature, poor access to clean water or unsuitable housing can harm young chicks.
Possible signs: huddling or panting, inactivity, uneven distribution and poor early growth.
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Important health notice: Similar signs can occur in different diseases. Do not select antibiotics or other medicines solely from this page. For sudden deaths, severe breathing difficulty, suspected avian influenza, or rapidly spreading illness, isolate affected birds where safe and contact a qualified poultry veterinarian or the relevant animal-health authority immediately. Follow local reporting rules.
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Share clear flock information so your veterinarian or support team can understand the concern.
Describe the concern
Tell us the main signs you have noticed and when they began.
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Include bird age, flock size, affected number, mortality, vaccination history and recent changes.
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