Detailed explanation of an intraperitoneal injection formula for preventing and treating diarrhea
Intraperitoneal injection formula to prevent and control diarrhea
Formula 1．5％Glucose saline500ML2．10％VC40ML3. Dexamethasone25MG4．2．5％Enrofloxacin16ML5. Atropine8ML6. Intraperitoneal injection, once a day.
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May I ask the teacher: what size pigs is this treatment suitable for!!
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Is the original poster trying to drown the pigs!
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This method is very effective, just a bit troublesome.
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Are you trying to kill the pigs!!!!!!!!!!! If you're going to hit the pig there's no need to inject either? And it's intraperitoneal
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Intravenous injection should be better.
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These are piglets, the amount for 5 pigs
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Oh, not bad, but for very small piglets, injecting at the tail base to treat diarrhea is good; for prevention there's no need to inject
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Replacing enrofloxacin with ofloxacin and dexamethasone with B1 is also a very good method
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The original poster said, the amount for 5 pigs, how heavy are the pigs.
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I don't dare do intraperitoneal injection, my basic skills aren't up to par~
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Personally I feel intraperitoneal injection is too troublesome... and I've never tried it on a pig's abdominal cavity..
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May I ask the teacher: what size pigs is this treatment suitable for!!
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Is the original poster trying to drown the pigs!
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This method is very effective, just a bit troublesome.
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Are you trying to kill the pigs!!!!!!!!!!! If you're going to hit the pig there's no need to inject either? And it's intraperitoneal
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Intravenous injection should be better.
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These are piglets, the amount for 5 pigs
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Oh, not bad, but for very small piglets, injecting at the tail base to treat diarrhea is good; for prevention there's no need to inject
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Replacing enrofloxacin with ofloxacin and dexamethasone with B1 is also a very good method
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The original poster said, the amount for 5 pigs, how heavy are the pigs.
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I don't dare do intraperitoneal injection, my basic skills aren't up to par~
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Personally I feel intraperitoneal injection is too troublesome... and I've never tried it on a pig's abdominal cavity..