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There is a natural inclination to blame the vaccine when immunisation fails. Although this is a consideration, there are various other factors that could be to blame, Dr Scott Elliot from Protect a Chick told Glenneis Kriel.
There is a natural inclination to blame the vaccine when immunisation fails. Although this is a consideration, there are various other factors that could be to blame, Dr Scott Elliot from Protect a Chick told Glenneis Kriel.
Vaccination is not a one hundred per cent guarantee that a flock will not develop a disease. Dr Scott Elliot, from Protect a Chick, explained that there will always be a few birds that do not react as well to a vaccine as the rest of the flock and immunisation might fail because of external factors.
Vaccines in effect should not be seen as a stand alone defence system against diseases, but part of a greater disease prevention strategy that incorporates a balanced diet, good management practices that reduces stress and effective biosecurity measures.
“Vaccination’s main goal is to limit losses, if a disease outbreak occur due to a biosecurity breakdown. It doesn’t help to merely vaccinate birds and forget about everything else that is required to ensure healthy birds,” Dr Elliott explained.
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Immunisation might fail due to factors relating to the vaccine, human factors and the birds. When it comes to the vaccine, producers need to use one that will work for the strain of disease that is prevalent in their production environment.
A bird, for example, might still contract diseases, such as infectious bronchitis or infectious bursal disease, if the vaccine does not contain the proper strain or serotypes of organisms required to stimulated protective immunity.
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