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What to Do When Goslings Have Diarrhea? Causes and Prevention of Diarrhea in Goslings
In the breeding process of goslings, because the digestive organs of goslings under 2 weeks of age are not yet fully developed and their digestive function is weak, improper feeding management can easily cause indigestion, leading to diarrhea in goslings. So what should be done about diarrhea? 1. What to Do When Goslings Have Diarrhea
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What to Do If a Pig Gets African Swine Fever? A Detailed Guide to Scientific Prevention, Control, and Disposal
African swine fever is an infectious disease caused by the African swine fever virus, with a short incubation period, great harm to live pigs, and an extremely high mortality rate. So what should be done if a pig gets African swine fever? How should it be prevented and controlled? What to do if African swine fever is contracted Pigs that have contracted African swine fever,
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What to Do If a Bamboo Rat Has Heatstroke? Detailed Prevention and Treatment Measures
The bamboo rat is a common animal in daily life, and because of its high application value it is widely farmed. During farming, bamboo rats can suffer from heatstroke, so what should you do if a bamboo rat has heatstroke? 1. What to do if a bamboo rat has heatstroke? After a bamboo rat suffers heatstroke, it should immediately be moved to a cool, ventilated
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What to Do When Rabbits Eat Soybean Seedlings? A Detailed Guide to Prevention and Control
Anyone who has grown soybean seedlings should be very familiar with a scene: rabbits often come to steal a bite. So what should you do when rabbits eat soybean seedlings? Let's take a look at this question together! 1. What to Do When Rabbits Eat Soybean Seedlings Put up some scarecrows, and try to paint the scarecrows white.
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How to treat sows that do not come into heat? Detailed introduction to treatment options
Estrus in sows is an important prerequisite for breeding and producing piglets. If a sow does not come into heat, farmers must pay attention and regulate her condition according to treatment options. Below, let us understand what are the causes of sows not coming into heat? Treatment options for sows not coming into heat
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Reasons and Solutions for Sows Not Coming into Estrus After Weaning
Under normal circumstances, sows will come into estrus about one week after weaning. But quite a few farmers report that their sows still do not come into estrus ten to twenty days after weaning. Why is that? What should be done? What should be done if a sow does not come into estrus after weaning? First, feeding should be strengthened, choosing a complete feed specially designed for lactating sows, and feeding 3-4 times a day to ensure that weight loss at weaning is not excessive; second, ventilation in the pig house must be ensured, and cooling is needed in summer. In addition, for sows that do not come into estrus, an appropriate dose of diethylstilbestrol, anterior pituitary gonadotropin, cloprostenol, etc. can also be injected intramuscularly.
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What to Do If a Sow Has a High Fever of 41 Degrees? Detailed Treatment Methods
If a sow has a high fever of 41 degrees, first confirm whether it is swine fever. If it is not swine fever, you can use traditional Chinese medicine injections for clearing heat and detoxifying, such as Bupleurum injection and Houttuynia injection. At the same time, use glucose injection to supplement the sick pig's energy, and antibiotics such as amoxicillin and oxytetracycline injection for auxiliary treatment.
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What to Do When a Sow Has a High Fever? Detailed Treatment Methods
When a sow's body temperature reaches 40.5-41.5°C, it is considered a high fever. At this point, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs as well as dexamethasone, Bupleurum (Chaihu, Radix Bupleuri) and other medications can be used for treatment; if the body temperature reaches above 41.5°C, first perform oral rinsing, enema, etc., and then administer anti-inflammatory and fever-reducing drugs. Of course,
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What to Do If a Sow Does Not Come Into Heat? Detailed Explanation of Treatment Methods
A pig is a treasure from head to tail, and market demand is large. Pig farming is a skill; only by taking good care of the pigs in the pen can you obtain high-quality products. The estrus status of sows is related to the development of the herd, and during the breeding process, you will always encounter some sows that do not come into heat. What is the reason for this?
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Causes of and Solutions for a Sow's Low Fever and Loss of Appetite
Sows play an obvious role in the pig herd, and their health is tied to the later development of the entire herd. What should be done when a sow has a low fever and won't eat? 1. What to do when a sow has a low fever and won't eat. Inject ceftiofur sodium plus amikacin and bupleurum on separate sides. If the condition eases somewhat, then for the second injection use ceftiofur sodium plus amikacin and vitamin C; if the condition does not improve or worsens, then use analgin, cephalosporin plus amikacin and bupleurum injected on separate sides.
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