Detailed Explanation of Pig Farm Health Care Medication Plans and Purposes
Medication Plans and Purposes in Pig Farm Health Care
On a pig farm, a reasonable medication plan can be arranged according to the health care objectives that need to be achieved.
Breeding pigs: 14 days before and after farrowing; inject ivermectin for deworming; add 300 mg/kg chlortetracycline to eliminate pathogens inside sows, reduce the chance of diseases being transmitted from sows to piglets, strengthen protection of the sow's intestinal tract, and reduce the occurrence of obstetric diseases in sows; add oligosaccharides or wheat bran-type substances to reduce the occurrence of constipation and keep the intestinal tract unobstructed.
Piglets: 14 days before and after weaning; inject ivermectin for deworming; add 250 mg/kg chlortetracycline to prevent and treat diarrhea diseases in piglets, relieve stress, reduce the early attachment of other pathogens, and lay a foundation for the nursery period; inject long-acting oxytetracycline.
Nursery pigs: 14 days before and after transfer; inject ivermectin for deworming; add 250 mg/kg chlortetracycline to reduce pathogen attachment and the chance of bringing pathogens into the new pig house, and relieve stress.
Fattening pigs: 14 days before and after the start of fattening; inject ivermectin for deworming; add 250 mg/kg chlortetracycline to reduce outbreaks of respiratory diseases and increase fattening results.
As a broad-spectrum antibacterial, chlortetracycline has become the base drug for combined medication. The combined use of other drugs with chlortetracycline can expand the antibacterial spectrum in the compound preparation, strengthen control of many specific pathogens, and produce a synergistic effect.
Farms can choose suitable drug combinations as their own animal health care medication plan according to their respective medication history and the common pathogen types on the farm. At the same time, reasonable drug combination rotation measures and the impact of drug palatability on feed intake must also be considered so as to give play to the best effect of the drugs.
On farms, the following drugs can generally be used in combination: florfenicol 50-75 mg/kg; tylosin 100-200 mg/kg (or acetylisovaleryl tylosin 20-50 mg/kg, tilmicosin); tiamulin 100-150 mg/kg; enrofloxacin 200-300 mg/kg; amoxicillin 200-300 mg/kg; trimethoprim 50-100 mg/kg + sulfamonomethoxine 250-500 mg/kg + baking soda 1000 mg/kg, etc.
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Long-term addition of antibiotics only benefits veterinary drug sellers, and does no good to pigs
Breeding pigs: 14 days before and after farrowing; inject ivermectin for deworming; add 300 mg/kg chlortetracycline to eliminate pathogens inside sows, reduce the chance of diseases being transmitted from sows to piglets, strengthen protection of the sow's intestinal tract, and reduce the occurrence of obstetric diseases in sows; add oligosaccharides or wheat bran-type substances to reduce the occurrence of constipation and keep the intestinal tract unobstructed.
Piglets: 14 days before and after weaning; inject ivermectin for deworming; add 250 mg/kg chlortetracycline to prevent and treat diarrhea diseases in piglets, relieve stress, reduce the early attachment of other pathogens, and lay a foundation for the nursery period; inject long-acting oxytetracycline.
Nursery pigs: 14 days before and after transfer; inject ivermectin for deworming; add 250 mg/kg chlortetracycline to reduce pathogen attachment and the chance of bringing pathogens into the new pig house, and relieve stress.
Fattening pigs: 14 days before and after the start of fattening; inject ivermectin for deworming; add 250 mg/kg chlortetracycline to reduce outbreaks of respiratory diseases and increase fattening results.
As a broad-spectrum antibacterial, chlortetracycline has become the base drug for combined medication. The combined use of other drugs with chlortetracycline can expand the antibacterial spectrum in the compound preparation, strengthen control of many specific pathogens, and produce a synergistic effect.
Farms can choose suitable drug combinations as their own animal health care medication plan according to their respective medication history and the common pathogen types on the farm. At the same time, reasonable drug combination rotation measures and the impact of drug palatability on feed intake must also be considered so as to give play to the best effect of the drugs.
On farms, the following drugs can generally be used in combination: florfenicol 50-75 mg/kg; tylosin 100-200 mg/kg (or acetylisovaleryl tylosin 20-50 mg/kg, tilmicosin); tiamulin 100-150 mg/kg; enrofloxacin 200-300 mg/kg; amoxicillin 200-300 mg/kg; trimethoprim 50-100 mg/kg + sulfamonomethoxine 250-500 mg/kg + baking soda 1000 mg/kg, etc.
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Long-term addition of antibiotics only benefits veterinary drug sellers, and does no good to pigs