Concurrent occurrence of cutaneous and diphtheritic form of pigeon pox in pigeon (Columba Spp.) and its successful amelioration by garlic and honey

Aasia Jan; Ovais Shabir Shah; Samia Majeed Moona; Rayeesa Ali; Snobar Rasool; Arshaq Asfar

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Vol. 6, Issue 12 (2017)

Concurrent occurrence of cutaneous and diphtheritic form of pigeon pox in pigeon (Columba Spp.) and its successful amelioration by garlic and honey

Author(s):
Aasia Jan, Ovais Shabir Shah, Samia Majeed Moona, Rayeesa Ali, Snobar Rasool and Arshaq Asfar

Abstract:
Fowl pox is a disease of chickens and turkeys caused by a DNA virus of the genus Avipoxvirus. Disease is a contagious viral disease of birds of worldwide occurrence. Present study reports concurrent occurrence cutaneous and diphtheritic form of pigeon pox in pigeon (Columba spp.) and its successful amelioration with garlic and honey.

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Aasia Jan, Ovais Shabir Shah, Samia Majeed Moona, Rayeesa Ali, Snobar Rasool, Arshaq Asfar. Concurrent occurrence of cutaneous and diphtheritic form of pigeon pox in pigeon (Columba Spp.) and its successful amelioration by garlic and honey. Pharma Innovation 2017;6(12):494-495.

Vol. 6, Issue 12 (2017)

Concurrent occurrence of cutaneous and diphtheritic form of pigeon pox in pigeon (Columba Spp.) and its successful amelioration by garlic and honey

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