LEUKOGRAM RECOVERY AND INCREASE OF EGG PRODUCTIVITY OF GEESE WITH CANDIDAMYCOSIS DIGESTIVE TRACT

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The aim of the research is to develop a scientifically based system for changing the morphofunctional reactions of blood cells in candidiasis of the digestive tract of geese and their recovery under the influence of a microbial enzyme preparation lithiase with adaptogens: probiotic and propolis to improve the safety and egg productivity of birds. Can-didiasis of the digestive tract of geese all over the world causes significant economic damage. The traditional method of antimycotic therapy is not effective, the mortality of goslings reaches 80-100%. Blood tests of Linda geese were carried out from 7 to 90 days of age. The research material was taken before the start of the experiment (in 7-day – old goslings) – background, and then on the 14th, 30th, 60th, 90th, 120th and 150th days from the start of the drug administration. Birds, according to the principle of analogues, were divided into 7 groups. The first group – control – healthy birds, 2-7 groups – goslings, patients with candidomycosis of the digestive tract. No therapeutic manipulations were carried out with the birds of group 2. Geese of 3 groups were subjected to traditional antibiotic therapy with nystatin, 4 groups – enzyme therapy with Lithiase, 5 groups – enzyme therapy on the background of probiotic therapy with Subtilis-C, 6 groups – enzyme therapy on the background of propolis therapy, 7 groups – com-plex enzyme therapy on the background of pro-biotic and propolis therapy. The use of the enzyme preparation of lithiase in combination with probiotic and propolis contributes to the restoration of morphofunctional blood parame-ters: an increase in the level of basophils by 2.4 times; pseudoeosinophils – by 2.93; eosinophils – by 2.52; lympho-cytes – by 7.15; monocytes – by 11.8 times, as well as an increase in the egg productivity of geese: an increase in egg production by 1.59 times, an increase in egg mass by 1.67 times, an improvement in the incubation qualities of eggs and an increase in the safety of geese by 2.42 times.

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