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Amawbia, Awka South, Anambra State

+234 704 667 9155+234 811 424 8674

Poultry veterinary services

Poultry Veterinary Services for Farmers in Anambra State

Practical flock health support for poultry farmers, from vaccination planning to investigating problems when birds fall sick.

In poultry, disease rarely affects a single bird. Infections can move through a flock quickly, and losses in birds, eggs or growth affect a farmer's income directly. Good flock health depends on planning ahead as much as on treatment.

AVERA Veterinary Healthcare works with backyard and commercial poultry keepers to assess flock health, plan vaccinations, investigate suspected disease and tighten farm biosecurity, with advice that fits how your farm actually runs.

Close-up of a healthy rooster with a farmer in the background, representing poultry veterinary services in Anambra State
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What the service covers

How we support poultry farmers

  • Flock health assessment

    Review of your birds, housing, records and management to identify risks and current problems.

  • Vaccination programme planning

    A vaccination programme matched to the type of birds you keep, their age and the disease risks in your area.

  • Disease investigation

    Clinical assessment of sick or dead birds and the flock history to work out what is likely to be happening.

  • Treatment recommendations

    Responsible treatment advice that considers the birds' welfare, withdrawal periods and food safety.

  • Parasite control

    Guidance on managing internal and external parasites in your flock.

  • Farm biosecurity

    Practical steps to reduce the chance of disease entering and spreading on your farm.

Who it is for

Who this service is for

  • Poultry farmers raising broilers, layers or other birds commercially.
  • Backyard and family poultry keepers.
  • Farmers starting a new flock who want a vaccination and biosecurity plan.
  • Farms experiencing unexplained illness, deaths or drops in production.

Why it matters

Why biosecurity and vaccination matter

Many poultry diseases spread through contact with other birds, people, equipment, vehicles and feed. Simple, consistent biosecurity measures can reduce the risk of an outbreak that would be costly to control once it starts.

Responsible use of medicines also matters. Treatments given without a clear diagnosis can waste money, affect food safety and contribute to antimicrobial resistance. A veterinary assessment helps you treat appropriately.

Next steps

What to do next

We serve Amawbia, Awka, Awka South and surrounding communities in Anambra State.

  1. 1Contact us by phone or WhatsApp with your flock size, the type of birds and what you have observed.
  2. 2Keep records of deaths, feed and water intake, egg production and any treatments given. They help us assess the problem.
  3. 3Ask about a farm visit where appropriate. Farm visits are subject to availability.

Questions

Poultry Veterinary Services: common questions

Can you help plan a vaccination programme for my birds?

Yes. We plan poultry vaccination programmes based on the type and age of your birds, your production system and local disease risks.

My birds are dying. What should I do first?

Contact us as soon as possible and describe what you are seeing. Separate visibly sick birds where you can, restrict visitors to the poultry house and avoid giving medicines without advice until the problem has been assessed.

Do you visit poultry farms?

Farm visits may be arranged depending on location and availability. Call or WhatsApp us to discuss your farm's needs.

What is farm biosecurity?

Biosecurity means the everyday measures that keep disease out of your farm and stop it spreading within it, such as controlling visitors, cleaning equipment, managing new birds and keeping wild birds and rodents away from feed.

Where animals come first.

Your Animals Deserve Thoughtful, Professional Care.

Whether you need veterinary assistance for a pet, poultry flock or livestock, contact AVERA Veterinary Healthcare to discuss your animal's needs.

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0704 667 9155 / 0811 424 8674
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0811 424 8674
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Central School Amawbia, beside St Augustine Anglican Church, Ugwutank, Amawbia, Anambra State, Nigeria.
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