Electrolytes ( Salts and Minerals ) for Chickens | Poultry Birds Rehydration in Summer |Nimkol/ORTie

This Content is about why are Electrolytes important for Chicken and Chick Health by Dr. ARSHAD Veterinary Clinic.
Electrolytes are a natural part of a Chicken's body.
Supplemental electrolytes can be helpful when a Chicken's natural electrolyte balance is altered. Electrolytes help a chicken stay hydrated and healthy. Electrolytes are helpful when illness or extreme weather causes stress or dehydration ( mostly During Summer Months ).
When do Chicken's Need Electrolyte :
Chickens can benefit from supplemental electrolytes whenever the natural electrolyte balance in their body is upset. This can occur when there is a depletion of salts and minerals from the body's fluids. The main cause of electrolyte imbalances include dehydration and a decrease in feed intake, which causes a deficiency of salts and minerals supplied by the diet.
Here are some factors that can cause dehydration or decreased feed intake for Chickens :
Diarrhea
Heat Stress
Illness
Stress
Electrolytes are especially important during hot summer months. Heat Stress can lead to an increase in panting. Panting can lead to the body's pH levels being disrupted , which in turn disrupts the natural electrolyte balance in a Chicken's body. Supplemental electrolytes can help restore a proper electrolytes and pH balance.
The Importance of Electrolytes for Chickens :
They help regulate body processes
They help a Chicken maintain proper hydration
They preserve the body's pH balance
What are Electrolytes :
Electrolytes are naturally present in a Chicken's body in small quantities. They are natural salts and other minerals that create an electric balance within the body. When dissolved in water, the electrolyte salts and minerals split into electrically charged particles called ions. These ions transmit electrical impulses from a Chicken's nerves to its muscles.
Each ion has a positive or negative charge. The positive and negative charges must be equal in order for a Chicken's body to have a proper electrolyte balance. Maintaining the proper electrolyte balance is dependent on a Chicken receiving proper nutrition and being properly hydrated.
Common Electrolytes in a Chicken's body :
Calcium
Chloride
Magnesium
Phosphorus
Potassium
Sodium
Choosing the right Supplement :
Visit the nearby Veterinary Clinic and ask for a well balanced Electrolytes packing.
How to Administer Electrolytes to Chickens :
There's always a specific dosage and duration written on the Electrolytes packing available at Veterinary Clinic.
If you're using Nimkol or ORTie as an Electrolyte Supplement for Chickens than follow these guidelines :
Boil 01 Litre Drinking Water
Pour ORTie Sachet in this Water
Allow Solution to Cool Down
Thoroughly mix
Allow your flock to Drink this Solution
Continue for 05 Consecutive days.

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