What are the common formulas for cattle stomach-tonifying medicines?
In rural areas there are many farmers who raise cattle, but individual farming is often unprofessional, and when cattle get sick there is no knowledge of prevention. Cattle often show signs of poor appetite and similar conditions. So what formulas are there for cattle stomach-tonifying medicines?
Stomach tonifying: due to improper feeding methods or unclean feed and other reasons, it is often easy to cause sediment and debris to accumulate in the rumen and omasum of beef cattle, resulting in poor appetite and indigestion. At this time, it is advisable to administer a 1% baking soda solution on an empty stomach; after the beef cattle expel the debris (with the passing of black thin feces as the judging standard), begin feeding fattening feed. Three days after deworming, to increase appetite and improve digestive function, 1 round of stomach tonifying should be carried out. Stomach-tonifying agents can be used to regulate gastrointestinal function, such as stomach-tonifying powder, artificial salt, pepsin, trypsin, gentian tincture, and so on. Generally, after stomach tonifying, beef cattle are in good spirits and have a strong appetite.
There are many methods for tonifying the stomach of beef cattle. You can orally administer 60-100 grams of artificial salt per head or drench 350-450 grams of stomach-tonifying powder per head, once a day, for 2 consecutive days. For individual thin and weak cattle, after drenching stomach-tonifying powder, then drench yeast powder, once a day, 250 grams each time, or feed 50-100 yeast tablets. Trichlorfon can also be taken orally at a dose of 0.05 grams per kilogram of body weight, once a day, for 2 consecutive days. In addition, you can use 75 grams of Cyperus rotundus, 50 grams of dried tangerine peel, 75 grams of radish seed, 75 grams of bitter orange, 5 grams of Poria cocos, 100 grams of hawthorn, 100 grams of medicated leaven, 100 grams of malt, 50 grams of betel nut, 50 grams of green tangerine peel, 50 grams of Lindera aggregata, and 50 grams of licorice, decocted in water and taken at one time, 1 dose per head per day, for 2 consecutive days, which can enhance the appetite of beef cattle.
When raising cattle, attention should be paid to preventing the occurrence of cattle stomach diseases. Stomach-tonifying medicines can improve the stomach environment and increase the utilization rate of feed.