What medicine is good for pig diarrhea? Recommended treatment plans for pig farmers

Diarrhea caused by poisoning can be treated by feeding antidotes such as atropine, glucose, pralidoxime, and methylene blue. Diarrhea caused by external and internal parasites can be treated by feeding deworming drugs such as levamisole hydrochloride, albendazole ivermectin, and avermectin. Diarrhea caused by pathogenic microorganisms can be treated by feeding antimicrobial drugs such as sulfonamides, antibacterials, and nitrofurans.

1. Changyijian: This product is a dark red or reddish-brown liquid (the gift is 1g of white or milky white freeze-dried powder). It is mainly used for the treatment and prevention of viral gastroenteritis in pigs, epidemic diarrhea, bocavirus and various stubborn bacterial diarrhea (yellow and white scour) and parvovirus disease mixed infections. It is especially most effective when conventional antibiotics are ineffective.

2. Wenlikang: It has antiviral, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory effects, enhances body immunity, and rapidly restores appetite. It is mainly used for diarrhea, dehydration, vomiting, stubborn intestinal infections, and multiple intestinal infections caused by infectious gastroenteritis, epidemic diarrhea, swine dysentery, stubborn diarrhea, edema disease, yellow and white scour, paratyphoid, etc. in various livestock.