ASPECTS RELATED TO INFECTIONS WITH GERMS OF THE SALMONELLA GENUS AT FOWLS IN THE COUNTY OF SATU MARE BETWEEN JUNE 2005 – AUGUST 2007

C. Andor Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Department of Satu Mare
Gh. Răpuntean Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Cluj Napoca
L. Sandu Animal Diagnosis and Health Institute Bucharest
Maria Ionescu Animal Diagnosis and Health Institute Bucharest
Monica Vanglele Animal Diagnosis and Health Institute Bucharest
C. Ceică Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Department of Satu Mare
E. Avram Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Department of Satu Mare
Cosmina Cuc Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Cluj Napoca

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15835/buasvmcn-vm:64:1-2:2551

Keywords: surveillance, Salmonella spp., sero-variety, anti-bioresistance

Abstract

Pursuant to the surveillance program for infections with Salmonella at fowls during the above-mentioned period, the bacteriological examination of 1 250 various samples was carried out, such as: corps (80 hens, 690 chickens, 8 pigeons), dead embryos (50), feather from incubators (10), dejections of reproduction hens (70), and proteinic meals (35).

Published

2008-12-02

Issue

Vol. 64 No. 1-2 (2007)

Section

Short comunications

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