Seven services.
One accountable practice.
Flock Health Management is the full-cycle umbrella. Six technical services are available individually and work best together.
Flock Health
Management
Bring vaccination, medication, diagnosis and monitoring together in one programme across the cycle, then review mortality and FCR at close-out.
- A day-to-day health and production plan for every flock
- Scheduled farm visits and remote WhatsApp review
- On-farm diagnosis and cycle close-out review
Technical support
for the issue at hand.
Vaccination for local challenge, treatment guided by diagnosis, shed hygiene and environment advice.
02Vaccination programs
Timing and administration shaped by local challenge and maternal antibodies.
03Medication & treatment
Treatment based on diagnosis, with the right dose and full course.
04Disinfection & biosecurity
Entry control, cleaning, water lines and downtime.
05Post-mortem & diagnosis
On-farm examination alongside flock history and mortality pattern.
06Controlled shed advisory
Ventilation, sensors and environment setup reviewed against the birds.
07Turn Key Project
Poultry shed design, construction and equipment installation, ready before the flock arrives.
From farm context
to a clear next step.
Start with your shed and flock context. Then discuss the advisory and arrange a farm visit when needed.
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Step 1
Share your farm context
Start a WhatsApp conversation about your shed, flock and concern.
See details- Describe your shed and the flock it holds.
- Explain the issue you want advice on.
- Share the observations behind your concern.
What you get A starting point for advice about your farm.
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Step 2
Choose the advisory scope
Discuss which service fits your concern and what the review should cover.
See details- Identify the main concern to address.
- Discuss the relevant poultry advisory service.
- Agree which questions the consultation should cover.
What you get A clear focus for the consultation.
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Step 3
Arrange the next review
Continue through a farm visit or WhatsApp review as appropriate.
See details- Discuss whether the concern needs a farm visit.
- Clarify what information to share for a remote review.
- Agree the next step with the veterinarian.
What you get An agreed way to continue the advisory.
The practice provides expertise and advice; it does not sell medicines, vaccines or equipment.
Send your questionBefore you
get started.
Which programme should I start with?
Flock Health Management gives most farms a full-cycle starting point. Individual technical programmes are available for a specific issue.
Can I use one technical service on its own?
Yes. Each technical service is available individually and can work alongside the others.
Do you sell vaccines, medicines or equipment?
No. The practice provides knowledge and advice only.
How is a full schedule set?
A schedule is tuned to the client's farm, flock and local conditions.
Not sure which
programme fits?
Tell Dr. Imran about your shed and flock, then discuss the right consultation.