Pasteurella multocida Infection in Japanese Quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica)

Glisson,; Ih, Cheng; Gn, Rowland; Rg, Stewart

doi:10.2307/1591167

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“…The clinicopathological features of the outbreaks in this study were similar to previously reported cases of pasteurellosis in quail (Glisson and others 1989, Goto and others 2001). This is strikingly different from cases of pasteurellosis in chickens, where the acute form of the disease and pathological lesions were usually more evident (Rhoades and Rimler 1989).…”

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“…The immunotype encountered in this study was of serotype 4. Previous outbreaks reported in the literature were of serotypes 3 and 4 (Glisson and others 1989, Goto and others 2001).…”

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“…Pasteurellosis, which was first reported in commercially raised bob white quail ( Colinus virginarus ) (Panigraphy and Glass 1982), is becoming, in terms of deaths, the most destructive disease of quail. The disease has been reported in captive California valley quail (Hinshaw and Emlen 1983) and Japanese quail ( Coturnix coturnix japonica ) in the usa (Glisson and others 1989), India (Chandran and others 1995) and Japan (Goto and others 2001). This short communication documents episodic outbreaks of pasteurellosis caused by Pasteurella multocida multocida serotype a :4 in Japanese quail in a farm in central Nigeria.…”

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Pasteurellosis in Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) caused by Pasteurella multocida multocida A:4

Odugbo

Muhammad²,

Musa³

et al. 2004

Veterinary Record

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S. 0. EKUNDAYO, S. 0. OGUNJUMO OUiAIL Iarm]inig xas iiiti-odLIccd i ito thle Nigcrianti pOIilt sV inclotisO itl 1 992 t(o) ti(I)(c)st SoLll CCS Of aM tiia l prc)tCill folr tIlh pOprLilace (I arill a arilldt otli x 1 997 ). I lic slihort tcrieratiit(1 titersval, fast groxwtli rate ancd dctccicasecd tcecd rec ltrl-ell]e t imiadc it ati idcal rcsarch hircd anid at additiotial SOOLIItCC of rcxcitLtc f(I-lows aticid tiicliolii in]c( miie iiotiltrV farile -s. As a Ictltlci-CCOIli oiilc adsatagc, qcljil ar-e colixsidl-ccd to bh ii(oItc resistanit thaini chicketis acid tilrkcvs to coitittioIi poLiltrvs diseases ( Na vccii antcd A cii 1 992) ID)cspite its relativcx sistaticc to pouiltry discascs, thiere has e h)c ti cpoi ( ts (it cqtilil SLiScCptibilitsT to] sIla ]dItollols's,uilccratiVC CliteritiIS, hotuilisIll, colilbicillosis, f(owlx cholcra, Nlarck's disease, asperi-llotsis ait(lci atdiclilasis Sha rma atict l xaLixhk 1I 86, Nax een at(cl ARMti 1 902)3 Of tie bhacterial ciiseascs, a tiam palSteC1r11C olSiS (fowis clioletra) calcl,scd a tcurcc//lla mi/ll()cida is the imiost cconoioiicalls dctrimiicrital, hccaLcise of its r-apid ont settatii p(tetitial to ircscilt it] h1igh miolrtalitv aidcl morlrfiiclitv. PaIsterCelCllSiS, lhichi as fit st rctportcd ill c(IltlillCi ciallv raisecd hohb wlitc qcLail (C( a/iimmo-i'il'gii(cm11o ) ( Panigrapyli atid Glass 1 982 ), is lhccomiii0l ill termiiis of deathis, the ii(Ist dcestrloCti\ e disease (If qcitall. I lie disease hlas bhe tirc potrtech ini captix C Califcornia v allcys qcLotil (Hin]shiawx anid Emi]lci 1983) aiid lapant csc ootlail (ft t111m tix C tlltitix jcp(li tiC( ) ill tihc SA ((lissom aiid othrcis 1989), Iicndla ( ihandtcrati anid othelrs 1995) amild Jlapai (( )t() aid oItliers 20)()1 ). Thlils sliort c(]lllltloIliC.1c tioil chocuii]]ctts cpisodic OLltl'ircaks of paxStCctrllCOSiS calised lbx Paso c /rcl/Ic 1111titaoi a1 1ti11m/tocid/c serotv ' :A ill Japallcsc cIilal in tat fia ini ceintr-al Nigcria. To the alitlor-s' knoxledge, this is the fit st rCpolrtcd oLitbircak of the discasc iii qcLail iti Ni(rCeia.Fl-romii 999 tol 21)()2, 1 1 CpiS0dhiC oloitbfiraks (tf paStCLICrllOSis OCC cirrcid inso (11 itig flocks ctf approlxi miiatcly 7)01) to ),()() (-) Jla.Ipa esc qcialil dli a \\TCll-miia agcd fartii tllat soiltl-etcd sotiie sigtriific aiitlvr high i]]or-talitics; 2-5) to 500f qc lil of at lcast ftl11i xx\ccks of agC dced in eachi of the oLitbrcaks. The flocl\s wxrce LIStIalN' lioLised ill thirice scpatiatc ccit]citt hcildiings xxithi cOI1-cm ctc floors cov ered ssi\tih *oodi itvings ancd thle LI oail xxCrC Ireared on] the floor. Iost of' thc otlitreraks Occcurr-led ill OnlC of the btio.t tilld ]s tiiCMIt tOt-OLIsi ti' oldcic hitrds. Ptcriodicallv to cr-adicatc iiftctiolis tfromll thie piciuises, managcnicerit pitactices stIcI] as flock depopUlatioln, ftol-lioationt, c1clamm aiii d disimlf'ctcitil of' thc hl ohitigirp atid coLjliptipcn t xxwcrc catlned OLit. The oUthiecaks Occilrrecd ciUringt the cold, wxet sealsoti or cold, drv hlilmlattani ( noIthl-cast tr-ade wxin...

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“…The immunotype encountered in this study was of serotype 4. Previous outbreaks reported in the literature were of serotypes 3 and 4 (Glisson and others 1989, Goto and others 2001).…”

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Pasteurellosis in Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) caused by Pasteurella multocida multocida A:4

Odugbo

Muhammad²,

Musa³

et al. 2004

Veterinary Record

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“…Pasteurella multocida (P. multocida) serotype A:3 causing acute FC with high mortality was first reported in commercially raised Bobwhite quail in America (Panigrahy and Glass, 1982). Natural outbreaks of FC were reported in quails in Burma (Naveen and Arun, 1992), USA (Glisson et al, 1989), India (Chadran et al, 1995), Japan (Gowthaman et al, 2013), and Iraq (Hamad et al, 2012). In addition, signs and lesions of FC in quails were reported previously (Glisson et al, 1989;Bermudez et al, 1997;Goto et al, 2001;Odugbo et al, 2004;Akpavi et al, 2011).…”

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“…Natural outbreaks of FC were reported in quails in Burma (Naveen and Arun, 1992), USA (Glisson et al, 1989), India (Chadran et al, 1995), Japan (Gowthaman et al, 2013), and Iraq (Hamad et al, 2012). In addition, signs and lesions of FC in quails were reported previously (Glisson et al, 1989;Bermudez et al, 1997;Goto et al, 2001;Odugbo et al, 2004;Akpavi et al, 2011). The mortality rate in natural outbreaks of FC in quails can vary from 60% (Naveen and Arun, 1992;Miguel et al, 1998) to 99% (Bermudez et al, 1997).…”

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A Comprehensive Review on the Common Emerging Diseases in Quails.

El-Ghany¹

2019

jwpr

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The poultry industry is considered an important sector that meets the great demand for protein sources all over the world. Now, quails are recognized as promising and important alternative species with many advantages over other poultry species. In many countries around the world, quail meat has achieved great popularity as a good source of protein and other important nutrients. However, there are some limitations and challenges to quails production. One of them is the susceptibility to some viral, bacterial, mycotic and parasitic diseases that can adversely affect quails. Many of the diseases that affect quails cause severe economic losses in quail industry due to a decrease in growth performance, poor feed conversion, reduction in hatchability, increased mortality and treatment costs. There are limited research and literature dealing with different disease and conditions affecting quails. Therefore, the aim of this work was to present a comprehensive review of the most important emerging diseases affecting quails worldwide.

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Gamebird Skin Diseases and Multisystemic Diseases

Porter¹,

Morishita²

2022

Gamebird Medicine and Management

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Pasteurella multocida Infection in Japanese Quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica)

Cited by 9 publications

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Pasteurellosis in Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) caused by Pasteurella multocida multocida A:4

Pasteurellosis in Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) caused by Pasteurella multocida multocida A:4

A Comprehensive Review on the Common Emerging Diseases in Quails.

Gamebird Skin Diseases and Multisystemic Diseases

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