For treating chicken diseases, especially duck diseases, many choose injections. What are the pros and cons?
For treating chicken diseases, especially duck diseases, many places tend to use injections. What are the pros and cons?
For treating chicken diseases, especially duck diseases, many places tend to use injections. What are the pros and cons?
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Although it takes more labor, the effect should be better than mass feeding - it can avoid unaffected chickens being dragged into it
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When disease occurs, isolate first; those with treatment value should receive individual treatment, otherwise cull them and carry out biosafety disposal.
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I think injections cause a lot of stress. Unless it is a severe disease, it is still better to use drinking water and mixed feed
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Injectable administration is a measure taken only when there is a severe outbreak in the flock or when injection is required to achieve the drug's effect
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I agree with the friend above
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But once duck diseases develop, they die very quickly, and mixing feed is slow
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Injectable administration should be used only when the condition is severe. If the disease is mild, feed mixing and drinking water administration can be used, with less stress, mainly focusing on prevention.
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That is how it is said, but in practice many farmers like injections regardless of whether the condition is severe or not
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Prevention first
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This has already gained a lot of acceptance in pig farms
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Drinking water for the whole flock, injections for severe cases (not more than 10%).
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Although it takes more labor, the effect should be better than mass feeding - it can avoid unaffected chickens being dragged into it
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When disease occurs, isolate first; those with treatment value should receive individual treatment, otherwise cull them and carry out biosafety disposal.
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I think injections cause a lot of stress. Unless it is a severe disease, it is still better to use drinking water and mixed feed
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Injectable administration is a measure taken only when there is a severe outbreak in the flock or when injection is required to achieve the drug's effect
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I agree with the friend above
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But once duck diseases develop, they die very quickly, and mixing feed is slow
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Injectable administration should be used only when the condition is severe. If the disease is mild, feed mixing and drinking water administration can be used, with less stress, mainly focusing on prevention.
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That is how it is said, but in practice many farmers like injections regardless of whether the condition is severe or not
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Prevention first
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This has already gained a lot of acceptance in pig farms
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Drinking water for the whole flock, injections for severe cases (not more than 10%).