Vent Gleet, infected cloaca, dirty pasty butt in chicks, chickens & other poultry

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What is Vent Gleet?


Vent Gleet also known as infected cloaca, dirty pasty butt in chicks, chicken & other poultry is inflammation of the their cloaca. Vent gleet is not an illness but it badly effects on the chicken's digestive system. In Poultry Vent Gleet you will notice there will be the collection of white droppings on the chicken's dropping point.

What are the causes of Vent Gleet?

1. PH imbalance  If your chicken's body is too acidic or alkaline, it can make them more susceptible to vent gleet in  yours poultry.
2. Fungal infection.
3. Bacterial infections.

Symptoms of Vent Gleet, Cloaca, pasty butt

1. Pasted feathers around the vent
2. Diarrhea with whitish & smelling discharge from vent.
3. Weight loss.

Treatment Vent Gleet, Cloaca, pasty butt

1. Use fresh drinking water daily Provide yours broiler poultry fresh drinking water which will help them to strong their immune system.
2. Use Probiotics.
You should use the probiotics for yours poultry to treat vent gleet or dirty butty.
3. Don't use Antibiotics
4. Regulary use of Liver. 

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