How to save a gilt that is starving to death
Gilt, starving to death
I have a gilt at home. A week ago, I found she had no energy, her body temperature was 39.5°C, and she was not eating. I used vitamin B and astragalus polysaccharide injection for 4 days. I also used some antiviral and anti-inflammatory injections. Now a week has passed, and the symptoms have worsened.
The current situation is that when feeding the pigs she stands up just like the others, does not eat, does not drink, her skin is pale, she passes a few pellet-like droppings, and she has difficulty standing. Her body temperature is normal. There is also one characteristic: there is a small lump with a diameter of 3cm on her lower jaw, and no ulceration is seen. When squeezed, there is no obvious pain. That is roughly the whole situation!
The pig has already lost about thirty jin. I hope everyone can help me. If this continues for a few more days, the pig will be done for!!!
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First supplement body fluids, then treat
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Better to give an IV drip. Could there be a problem with the digestive tract?
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What medicines should be given by IV drip? How should treatment proceed after the IV drip? I have not been involved in pig farming for long. I beg everyone to help me. Give me some treatment plans!!! Thank you
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Make a decisive decision, kill it and eat the meat
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Inject ceftriaxone + lincomycin + astragalus polysaccharide for 5 shots, one shot every 24 hours. After the first shot, there will be improvement within two hours. If it gets better after the shots, add me on QQ 43474376 and let me know
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The small lump on the lower jaw that the original poster mentioned is not caused by any disease, it is congenital. If you do not believe it, go look at every pig's lower jaw. Have you tried other foods when the pig does not eat feed, such as green feed? Can you be sure she is not drinking? Your pig should have a problem with digestive function. Try metoclopramide plus VB1. For anti-inflammation, choose amikacin or ampicillin. It would be best if you can give an IV drip. Then find some loquat leaves, remove the fuzz, boil them in water, add rock sugar, and let her drink it. If you find that the pig passes very filthy material, then your pig should be improving. According to the pig's condition and body condition, you can also use mirabilite to promote the discharge of waste and toxins from the body, which can shorten the course of the disease.
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Try using aceglutamide and cimetidine
Digestive tract disease
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The primary disease should not be a digestive tract problem. It may be eperythrozoonosis. It is still best to first supplement body fluids, raise her separately, feed some green feed, and then use some doxycycline
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There is a high possibility she will die
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Reply to 7#xunliliu
Can boiling loquat leaves with the fuzz removed and adding rock sugar regulate the stomach and intestines? Under what circumstances is it generally used?
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Boiling loquat leaves in water and adding rock sugar to regulate the stomach and intestines is a folk proven remedy. Later I checked books on traditional Chinese medicine, and loquat leaves indeed have the effect of harmonizing the stomach and lowering rebellion. I tried it on one case, and the result really did improve. That case was also not eating without obvious symptoms, and a week of medication had no effect, so I tried it. Of course, one case cannot prove the point, but combined with its pharmacology, if this situation is encountered again it can still be tried. After all, there is no need to worry about side effects. It should be used when promoting recovery of gastrointestinal function.
The current situation is that when feeding the pigs she stands up just like the others, does not eat, does not drink, her skin is pale, she passes a few pellet-like droppings, and she has difficulty standing. Her body temperature is normal. There is also one characteristic: there is a small lump with a diameter of 3cm on her lower jaw, and no ulceration is seen. When squeezed, there is no obvious pain. That is roughly the whole situation!
The pig has already lost about thirty jin. I hope everyone can help me. If this continues for a few more days, the pig will be done for!!!
---------------------
First supplement body fluids, then treat
---------------------
Better to give an IV drip. Could there be a problem with the digestive tract?
---------------------
What medicines should be given by IV drip? How should treatment proceed after the IV drip? I have not been involved in pig farming for long. I beg everyone to help me. Give me some treatment plans!!! Thank you
---------------------
Make a decisive decision, kill it and eat the meat
---------------------
Inject ceftriaxone + lincomycin + astragalus polysaccharide for 5 shots, one shot every 24 hours. After the first shot, there will be improvement within two hours. If it gets better after the shots, add me on QQ 43474376 and let me know
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The small lump on the lower jaw that the original poster mentioned is not caused by any disease, it is congenital. If you do not believe it, go look at every pig's lower jaw. Have you tried other foods when the pig does not eat feed, such as green feed? Can you be sure she is not drinking? Your pig should have a problem with digestive function. Try metoclopramide plus VB1. For anti-inflammation, choose amikacin or ampicillin. It would be best if you can give an IV drip. Then find some loquat leaves, remove the fuzz, boil them in water, add rock sugar, and let her drink it. If you find that the pig passes very filthy material, then your pig should be improving. According to the pig's condition and body condition, you can also use mirabilite to promote the discharge of waste and toxins from the body, which can shorten the course of the disease.
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Try using aceglutamide and cimetidine
Digestive tract disease
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The primary disease should not be a digestive tract problem. It may be eperythrozoonosis. It is still best to first supplement body fluids, raise her separately, feed some green feed, and then use some doxycycline
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There is a high possibility she will die
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Reply to 7#xunliliu
Can boiling loquat leaves with the fuzz removed and adding rock sugar regulate the stomach and intestines? Under what circumstances is it generally used?
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Boiling loquat leaves in water and adding rock sugar to regulate the stomach and intestines is a folk proven remedy. Later I checked books on traditional Chinese medicine, and loquat leaves indeed have the effect of harmonizing the stomach and lowering rebellion. I tried it on one case, and the result really did improve. That case was also not eating without obvious symptoms, and a week of medication had no effect, so I tried it. Of course, one case cannot prove the point, but combined with its pharmacology, if this situation is encountered again it can still be tried. After all, there is no need to worry about side effects. It should be used when promoting recovery of gastrointestinal function.