Vent Gleet In Chickens | How To Treat Vent Gleet | Identify, causes & Prevention | Infected Cloaca

Vent gleet is the infection and inflammation of the cloaca and additionally known as infected cloaca or Cloacitis.
Vent gleet is not exactly an illness, however it shows some signs because of increased pH ranges and an imbalance of bad bacteria in a chicken's digestive tract.
Signs of Vent Gleet
Missing feathers around the vent
Pasted up feathers around the vent
Whitish discharge from vent
Diarrhea
Smelly droppings
Red or bloody vent
Soft, swollen abdomen
White sores on the vent
Causes for vent gleet
Eating moldy feed
Not giving enough, clean water
PH imbalance
Stress or hormones
Fungal infection
Bacterial infection
Treatment
Separating the Chicken from the Flock
Clean the vent area daily
Trimming vent feathers
Giving fresh water daily with supplement or probiotic
Giving vinegar mixed water
Using anti-fungal cream
Consult Your Vet
Prevention
Providing clean water
Providing fresh feed
Discarding old, wet feed
Adding apple cider vinegar to the water
Adding probiotic powder to the daily feed
Avoid stress
Keep pen cleanly
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[@jayrussell3796]

This was my kind of video. Slow but to the point. Definitely makes it easier.

[@Mad_AL]

Thank you. I'm currently learning poultry production for a leading hand job on a large chicken farm. This has been very informative and simple to absorb.

[@tahirasikandar818]

Verrrrry informative, my hen is having these symptoms and i will definitely try these measures

[@lorrainerussell6049]

Thank you for posting this video. I was looking for a video on vent fleet. This was very informative. I would also like to do as much as possible for my chickens.

[@laurapayne8177]

My sweet chicken is having symptoms, tks for info

[@unseenmoment8177]

you are welcome....

[@tahirasikandar818]

My hen is having these symptoms nowadays , so i am going to take these measures , hope they work

[@unseenmoment8177]

@Tahira Sikandar
How is your flock now ?

[@tahirasikandar818]

@@unseenmoment8177 not improving yet

[@unseenmoment8177]

@Tahira Sikandar
Clean the vent area using vinegar.
I think it is better....

[@tahirasikandar818]

@@unseenmoment8177 sure sure, thanx for your concern and suggestion

[@unseenmoment8177]

welcome....

[@tahirasikandar818]

Verrrrrrry informative video

[@unseenmoment8177]

@Tahira Sikandar,
Thank you friend...

[@wangwengschannel8809]

thanks for sharring...

[@unseenmoment8177]

Thanks for watching!

[@gabriel65304]

How much vinegar I have to add in the water?
Thanks 🙏

[@trulylynn9941]

Bath the chicken in epsom salt.