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WPC: “Silent” IBD continues to challenge Canadian broiler health
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The Poultry Site
Infectious bursal disease (IBD) presents differently depending on the country and region.
These diseases become even more problematic when birds are also challenged by infectious bursal disease (IBD).
Similarly, co-infection with IBD and IBH can have a substantial impact on flock health and performance.
Although both strains are immunosuppressive, they differ in their level of pathogenicity and overall impact on flock health and performance.
I always emphasize to our veterinary clients that IBD vaccination is not a one-size-fits-all solution.