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  • What disease does a chicken have if it passes white watery droppings?

    Based on your description, it may be pullorum disease. Pullorum disease is an infectious disease caused by Salmonella pullorum. After newly hatched chicks are infected, they show listlessness, sensitivity to cold, drowsiness, refusal to eat, and difficulty breathing. The vent is often blocked by white pasty droppings, making defecation difficult. If not treated promptly, most die within 2 weeks. Chicks that recover become carrier birds. Adult chickens often have latent infection and generally show no clinical symptoms; in hens, only reduced egg laying or no egg laying is seen, the ova are shrunken, and the contents are greasy in appearance, with severe cases turning pale bluish or lead-black, and sometimes yolk peritonitis also occurs;

  • Silkworm droppings are effective as rabbit feed and worth trying for rabbit farmers

    Silkworm droppings have high nutritional value, with a crude protein content of 15.4%, second only to wheat bran and higher than rice bran and green grass, making them excellent livestock and poultry feed. Feeding silkworm droppings to livestock and poultry often yields very good results. 1. Feeding silkworm droppings to pigs can save large amounts of concentrated feed; pigs gain weight quickly per unit of time and have a high market rate. After sows eat silkworm droppings, milk secretion increases. 2. Feeding silkworm droppings to sheep increases milk secretion and wool yield, with sheep wool length reaching more than 14 cm. 3. Feeding silkworm droppings to cattle makes farm cattle hardy and improves their constitution. 4.

  • You can tell what disease a chicken has just by looking at its droppings

    Chicken droppings are the end product of digestion in chickens, and many diseases produce characteristic changes in the color and shape of the droppings. Observing changes in chicken droppings is one of the methods for diagnosing disease. If keepers can recognize the abnormal reactions of chicken droppings, they can promptly spot abnormalities in the flock and take measures as early as possible to prevent and treat disease. Veterinarians can also infer the type of disease from changes in chicken droppings, providing a basis for disease diagnosis. Normal chicken droppings are strip-shaped or form a pile when they land, contain a small amount of moisture, have normal white urates at the upper end, and show normal color and shape at the lower end, with scattered dark brown oily cecal droppings mixed in

  • Silkworm droppings work well as rabbit feed, and rabbit farmers should give them a try

    Silkworm droppings have high nutritional value, with a crude protein content of 15.4%, second only to wheat bran and higher than rice bran and green grass, making them an excellent feed for livestock and poultry. Feeding silkworm droppings to livestock and poultry often produces very good results. 1. Feeding silkworm droppings to pigs can save large amounts of concentrated feed; pigs gain weight quickly per unit of time and have a high marketable rate. After sows eat silkworm droppings, milk secretion increases. 2. Feeding silkworm droppings to sheep increases the amount of milk secreted and yields more wool; sheep wool length can reach more than 14 cm. 3. Feeding silkworm droppings to cattle can make

  • What disease causes geese to die quickly after passing green droppings?

    Ma Yonggen from Qinxing Village, Zhenze Town, Wujiang City called to say that he had raised more than 400 geese. When the geese weighed three to four jin, he found that several geese were lying down unable to stand, passed green droppings, and died quickly. Within two days, 6 had already died, and several more geese had also shown symptoms of lying down and looked like they were failing. The local veterinarian diagnosed it as a septic infectious disease. Based on the above situation, the geese may have viral enteritis or fowl cholera. Both diseases have symptoms of passing green droppings and rapid death. Which specific disease it is should still be further diagnosed.

  • Why do rabbits eat their own soft droppings?

    In the process of raising domestic rabbits, we see that the hard fecal pellets they excrete are formed through a second round of digestion. Domestic rabbits eat grass and feed during the day, and excrete soft droppings at night or before dawn, and as soon as the soft droppings are excreted, they immediately eat them, and only through the second round of digestion and absorption are the residues formed into hard fecal pellets and excreted from the body. When domestic rabbits eat the soft droppings they excrete at night, it is not coprophagia caused by a lack of some nutrient in their body, but a normal physiological phenomenon. This instinct of domestic rabbits has two major benefits: first, it can keep the rabbit hutch and rabbit farm

  • Why Do Rabbits Eat Their Own Soft Droppings?

    During the raising of domestic rabbits, we can see that the hard fecal pellets they pass are formed through a second round of digestion. Domestic rabbits eat grass and feed during the day, and at night or before dawn they pass soft droppings, and as soon as the soft droppings are passed, the rabbit immediately eats them. Through this second round of digestion and absorption, only the residue is formed into hard fecal pellets and passed out of the body. When domestic rabbits eat the soft droppings they have passed at night, it is not coprophagia caused by a lack of some nutrient in their bodies, but a normal physiological phenomenon. This instinct of domestic rabbits has two major benefits: first, it can keep the rabbit hutch,

  • Do rabbit droppings need to be cleaned up every day? A detailed explanation of rabbit dropping cleaning frequency

    Teacher Xu Shangjin, a rabbit-raising expert from Heilongjiang, China, said he discovered that rabbit droppings have a thin film on the outside, and about ten minutes after the droppings fall onto the dropping board, this thin film dries up. If you do not break it, the droppings do not smell or give off odor! If you insist on a system of cleaning the droppings once every day, it will inevitably cause the dropping pellets to break and release foul and unusual odors. In addition, it also shows that cleaning droppings inside the rabbit house every day will inevitably affect the rabbits' rest. If rabbits do not rest well, they will not grow well. Therefore, cleaning droppings every day is not recommended, and at the same time it is strictly forbidden to

  • Silkworm droppings turn out to be an unexpected windfall, and their value should not be underestimated

    Since July, in Lezhi County, Sichuan Province, a major cocoon-producing county, an unprecedented novelty has appeared: sericulture farmers who had just sold their silkworm cocoons lined up again to sell discarded silkworm droppings. Silkworm droppings, once worthless, have suddenly become sought after. It is reported that in the county's agricultural and sideline products processing park, a special "park within a park" has taken shape: with silkworm droppings as the main thread, it brings together a series of production enterprises engaged in chlorophyll extraction, feed, fertilizer and biopharmaceuticals, and the output value is expected to reach 1 billion yuan by 2010. Silkworm droppings can be sold for money "No

  • What causes pigs to pass feces shaped like sheep droppings and what should be done

    There are many causes of dry pig feces, such as feeding too high a content of roughage, swine fever, swine toxoplasmosis, etc. For the specific cause, it is recommended that you carry out further observation and diagnosis, or contact and consult your local veterinary epidemic prevention department. When pig rearing and management are extensive and feed conditions are poor, pigs are very prone to reduced appetite, slow movement, and dry, hard feces shaped like abacus beads, along with abnormal behaviors such as rooting at the ground, gnawing bricks, and eating feces. Causes: First, the proportion of concentrate in the pig's diet is too high. Second, the pig's diet lacks calcium and phosphorus. Third, the proportion of grains and legumes in the pig's diet is too large. Grains