Infectious gastroenteritis is such a headache. What should be done?
This bout of infectious gastroenteritis is giving me a headache!
Infectious gastroenteritis comes on fast and leaves slowly. After several days of treatment, I saw results today. Can this disease be prevented?
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Infectious gastroenteritis generally should present as epidemic diarrhea, with obvious seasonal characteristics, mainly caused by viruses or bacterial toxins. It can be prevented, mainly with adsorbents.
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Could I ask how you treated it? Thanks in advance!
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For medium and large pigs, no treatment is needed; they will recover completely after 7 days. Add oral rehydration salts to the water to prevent dehydration; this is the most important thing.
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There is a combined infectious gastroenteritis and epidemic diarrhea vaccine on the market, which can prevent it.
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I just followed the treatment plan mentioned above. The disease is cured, but for those pigs with weak constitutions, it will take some time to restore their condition. Will it have a certain impact on their future growth? How should this problem be solved?
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Use more probiotics and enzyme preparations to regulate them; most should not have aftereffects.
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Try boiling ginger and brown sugar in water and feeding it by drenching!
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I think the main thing is that fluid replacement must keep up, and also that antibiotics should be added to the feed during the recovery buffer period after the pigs recover.
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One that was thin was sometimes better and sometimes worse, not eating or drinking, and died today. Why? Could someone help me analyze this? It will help my future treatment.
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It is almost the time for this disease to flare up again.
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Generally, injecting the combined infectious gastroenteritis-viral diarrhea vaccine has a certain effect. For large and medium pigs, as long as dehydration is prevented, they will basically survive it after a week; the harm to piglets is relatively great, and once they become ill, every effort must be made to save them.
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Infectious gastroenteritis generally should present as epidemic diarrhea, with obvious seasonal characteristics, mainly caused by viruses or bacterial toxins. It can be prevented, mainly with adsorbents.
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Could I ask how you treated it? Thanks in advance!
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For medium and large pigs, no treatment is needed; they will recover completely after 7 days. Add oral rehydration salts to the water to prevent dehydration; this is the most important thing.
--------------------------------------
There is a combined infectious gastroenteritis and epidemic diarrhea vaccine on the market, which can prevent it.
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I just followed the treatment plan mentioned above. The disease is cured, but for those pigs with weak constitutions, it will take some time to restore their condition. Will it have a certain impact on their future growth? How should this problem be solved?
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Use more probiotics and enzyme preparations to regulate them; most should not have aftereffects.
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Try boiling ginger and brown sugar in water and feeding it by drenching!
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I think the main thing is that fluid replacement must keep up, and also that antibiotics should be added to the feed during the recovery buffer period after the pigs recover.
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One that was thin was sometimes better and sometimes worse, not eating or drinking, and died today. Why? Could someone help me analyze this? It will help my future treatment.
--------------------------------------
It is almost the time for this disease to flare up again.
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Generally, injecting the combined infectious gastroenteritis-viral diarrhea vaccine has a certain effect. For large and medium pigs, as long as dehydration is prevented, they will basically survive it after a week; the harm to piglets is relatively great, and once they become ill, every effort must be made to save them.