Brilliant pigment powder was used to measure minimum gastrointestinal transit times (GTT) in control and cloned-reovirus-inoculated turkey poults. Compared with controls, inoculated poults had longer GTT at 120 hr (P less than 0.05) but not at 24 and 72 hr after receiving a single oral dose of cloned reovirus. Reovirus inoculation was associated with failure to eat following a fasting period. Feces passed by reovirus-inoculated turkeys were more fluid and less well formed than normal.
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