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Analysis of the reasons why prevention and control of viral diarrhea in piglets is difficult
Why is viral diarrhea in piglets so hard to prevent and control?
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Sows always have difficult births, the root cause is right here
Why do sows always have difficult births? The root cause is right here!
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Reasons and Solutions for Sows' Breeding Difficulties in Summer
Causes of and Solutions to Sows' Breeding Difficulties in Summer
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Rural aquaculture has low difficulty and doubled benefits; start farming early and get rich early
A new type of aquaculture industry in rural areas, with low farming difficulty, good economic returns, high survival rates and fast growth. A high-quality breeding frog base integrating aquaculture and sales, adopting...
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Detailed Guide to Guinea Pig Farming: Low Cost, Low Technical Difficulty
Introduction to Guinea Pig Farming Techniques: Low Cost, Low Technical Difficulty
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Many difficulties in large-scale farming of yellow catfish, polyculture models work better
The yellow catfish is a benthic omnivorous fish, with tender flesh, rich nutrition and extremely high economic value, making it a farming species with great market potential. The yellow catfish has strong adaptability and grows slower than cyprinid fish, but grows relatively fast for the species itself; fry bred in the same year can reach marketable size within that year, and the population yield is relatively high. Because large-scale artificial farming currently faces certain difficulties, carrying out polyculture has become imperative. Polyculture of yellow catfish in fish ponds has the following advantages: first, it can feed on low-value small miscellaneous fish and shrimp in the pond,
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Detailed Explanation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Therapies for Ten Major Difficult and Complicated Diseases of Chickens
In production practice, such situations are often encountered: when treating certain infectious diseases, all the "good drugs" have been used up, yet the effect is still not obvious. However, treatment with low-cost traditional Chinese medicine has instead achieved unexpectedly good results. These facts show that traditional Chinese medicine has its unique efficacy in treating difficult and complicated diseases of chickens. The following is introduced for reference. 1 Chicken pullorum disease: Pulsatilla root (Baitouweng), purslane (Machixian), Malianwei, and chebule fruit (Hezi) 15% each; Phellodendron bark (Huangbai), realgar (Xionghuang), talc (Huashi), and ageratum (Huoxiang) 10% each. Usage: mix into feed at a ratio of 3%
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What is going on with geese pulling white droppings, shaking their heads, coughing and having difficulty breathing?
1. Clinical symptoms: Sick geese are listless, with ruffled feathers, unwilling to move, standing apart and dazed, with reduced appetite or even complete loss of appetite, pulling white or green watery droppings, showing respiratory symptoms such as head shaking and sneezing, and neurological symptoms such as twisted necks, circling and head tilting appearing in the flock. 2. Treatment: 1. Emergency injection of avian influenza-paramyxovirus bivalent yolk antibody, 2 ml per bird. 2. Zhongmu Hudu Kuaike (100 g), two bottles per day, once in the morning and once in the evening, concentrated in drinking water, for 3 consecutive days. 3. Changganqing (100 g
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Four major feed causes make chicken diarrhea difficult to prevent and control
1. Excessive salt content. To enhance appetite and prevent feather pecking, vent pecking and similar behaviors, too much salt is added to chicken feed, causing the chickens to drink excessively, which often leads to severe diarrhea. In addition, an excessive amount of fish meal or fish meal that itself contains a lot of salt can also easily lead to excessive salt content in the feed, causing diarrhea in laying hens. 2. Excessive limestone powder content. Adding too much limestone powder to the diet or increasing it too quickly will cause the blood calcium of laying hens to be too high, increase the burden on the kidneys, cause kidney swelling, and ultimately cause diarrhea. To meet
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Porcine yin deficiency with liver hyperactivity is one of the difficult and complicated diseases of pigs.
[Etiology] This disease mostly occurs in spring and summer. In spring and summer, yang qi is released, and the main qi of livestock tends to the body surface. When feeding and management are improper, the climate is abnormal, or the pig's own regulatory and adaptive functions are disordered, some diseases closely related to the season appear, and pigs are prone to yin deficiency with liver hyperactivity. When the liver is hyperactive, it affects the heart (the mother organ affecting the child organ). The liver opens into the eyes, and the heart opens into the tongue, so diseased pigs show red eyes, red tongue, dry mouth, and fever. Because of persistent high fever, body fluids are consumed and damaged, so symptoms such as weakness and a preference for lying down appear. Liver hyperactivity overacts on the spleen, and the spleen fails in its transportation and transformation, so appetite decreases. The liver governs free coursing
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