Disease Watch
Spot trouble early and act with a plan
Log symptoms and deaths as they appear, get suggested care steps to start with, and bring your vet into the same case.
A health case, not a scattered chat
Every case has a shed, a start date, the signs you saw, photos, the medicine used and the notes of everyone involved. Cases are open, watching, resolved or lost, and the history stays for the next batch.
- Open a case for a shed with the signs you see and when they began
- Suggested care steps to follow while you wait for the vet
- Invite your vet with their own login, limited to health and logs
- Link medicine used to the case, so cost and cure are in one place
- A supervisor can raise the alarm with one "Birds look sick" button
- Close the case and keep the history for the next batch
Case: Shed 2, day 21
OpenWatery droppings, 12 extra deaths in two days.
Suggested care steps
- Check water quality and drinker flow
- Separate weak birds if you can
- Share the case with your vet today
- Record any medicine you start
Dr. Ayesha Khan (vet) has access to this case.
Vaccines
Vaccines on time, every batch
A schedule per batch from the day chicks arrive. What is due shows on the flock, in the notifications bell and in the supervisor's screen, so a booster is not forgotten in a busy week.
- ND, IB, Gumboro and the rest, in the order your vet sets
- Overdue and due-tomorrow reminders
- Mark given, with the vaccine company and batch number
- Vaccine purchases and stock in the same place
Suggested steps are general first-response guidance. They do not replace a diagnosis by a qualified veterinarian.
Catch the next problem on day 2, not day 9.
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