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Antibacterials especially enrofloxacin is used frequently by poultry farmers at very high doses from the first week to culling/marketing. The impact analysis of this practice revealed many negative effects namely failure of treatment, escalation of treatment cost, adverse effects on mammalian cells and development of resistance. Withania somnifera is an herb that grows naturally in diverse areas ranging from Africa, the Mediterranean East and India. It has earned the nickname “Indian Ginseng”. The chemistry of Withania somnifera has been extensively studied and over 35 chemical constituents have been identified. Discarnate use of antibiotics, is a common feature encounted in poultry farms especially in Tamil Nadu. Administration of antibacterials without proper recommendation and supervision is not uncommon. Self prescription or prescription from unqualified input dealers are increasing, causing major problem not only to the farms and farmers but also to the end users of poultry products.

Chondroprotective Effect of Withania somnifera in Broilers Treated with High Doses of Enrofloxacin