Call-A-Vet Poultry Consultants

17/08/2026

🐔 Call-a-Vet at Poultry School 2026: Connecting, Sharing, Growing

Call-a-vet Poultry Consultants would like to thank everyone who joined us at the PCPP 2026 Poultry School! We truly appreciate everyone who attended our sessions, joined the discussions, connected and took the time to meet with us throughout the event.

A special thank you to everyone who stopped by, shared ideas, and made time for meaningful conversations. Your support and engagement made the experience even more memorable. We look forward to more opportunities to connect, collaborate, and learn together.

📸 Do you have a photos with us? We’d love to see them! Share your photos in the comments or tag Call-a-vet Poultry Consultants so we can celebrate and share those moments with you.

Thank you once again, and see you at the next one!

09/08/2026

06/08/2026

🐔 Call-A-Vet at the PCPP 2026 Poultry School

Call-A-Vet Poultry Consultants is proud to participate in the PCPP 2026 Poultry School as we continue our commitment to advancing knowledge and supporting the growth of the Philippine poultry industry.

We are pleased to share that Dr. Renato R. Rollan, DVM, will join the roster of speakers, while Dr. Dixie Grace E. Mendoza, DVM, will serve as one of the session moderators. Together with fellow industry professionals, they will contribute their expertise and insights to meaningful discussions that support the continued development of the poultry sector.

We look forward to connecting with colleagues, partners, and participants on August 6 and 7 at the Marriott Hotel Manila. See you at the PCPP 2026 Poultry School!

31/07/2026

📢 PCPP Poultry School 2026 Registration Update

We sincerely apologize, but due to the overwhelming response and the venue's maximum seating capacity as prescribed by the Marriott Hotel, we are no longer able to accommodate walk-in or on-site registrations.

Effective 31 July, registration is officially closed. Strictly no on-site registration will be accepted.

We appreciate your enthusiasm and understanding as we ensure a safe and comfortable experience for all confirmed delegates.

Thank you for your continued support of the Philippine College of Poultry Practitioners. We look forward to welcoming everyone who has successfully secured their registration.

27/07/2026

To beat heat stress, you have to change when your broilers eat. 🕒🌾

Digesting feed generates a massive amount of internal metabolic heat. This heat peaks about 3 to 5 hours after a meal. If that digestive heat peak coincides with the hottest ambient temperatures of the afternoon, it can easily lead to fatal heat stroke (Onagbesan et al., 2023).

Smart farmers practice Feed Withdrawal to protect their birds:

☀️ Day Time: Remove or lift feeders 4 to 6 hours before the hottest part of the day. Keeping their digestive tracts empty during peak heat keeps their internal temperatures lower (Nawaz et al., 2021).

🌙 Night Time: Reintroduce feed during the cooler evening and nighttime hours. Broilers will happily eat when the house cools down, keeping their overall growth on track.

Shifting the feeding schedule minimizes heat load and preserves feed efficiency without sacrificing final market weights.

Need help adjusting your management program this hot season? Contact us at [email protected].

20/07/2026

Disease prevention is always more effective than treatment. Invest in biosecurity, sanitation, and flock health management to keep your birds thriving.

Contact us at [email protected].

13/07/2026

Are your ventilation fans actually cooling your birds, or just moving hot air around? 💨🤔

In closed-house poultry setups, air velocity is your primary weapon against heat stress. Moving air creates a "wind-chill effect" that pulls heat away from the broiler’s body, making the temperature feel several degrees cooler than what the thermometer actually reads.

To make tunnel ventilation work effectively for heat mitigation:

🔸 Maintain Air Speed: Target an air velocity of at least 2.5 to 3.0 meters per second at bird level to break the hot air boundary layer surrounding them.

🔸 Check for Dead Zones: Ensure there are no stagnant air pockets in the corners or center of the house where heat can trap birds.

🔸 Clean Fan Blades & Louvers: Dust accumulation can reduce fan efficiency by up to 30%. Regular maintenance prevents airflow drops when you need them most.

High air velocity can lower effective temperatures by up to 5°C, giving your broilers the relief they need to keep growing.

Need help adjusting your management program this hot season? Contact us at [email protected].

12/07/2026

Tell me your tentative diagnosis and action plans.
Facts :
52 day old pullets
Last ND was june25
Morbidity less than 1 %
Problem started 2 days ago.
Conventional housing
Only one house out of 4 showed clinical signs

06/07/2026

Many poultry diseases show few signs in their early stages. Regular observation and veterinary guidance can help detect issues before they become costly problems.

Contact us at [email protected].