Piglets have come down with a strange disease and the cause is unknown. What should farmers do?
Piglets have come down with a strange disease
Their whole bodies look as if they have mange. It starts on the ears, then spreads to the whole body and also the feet. In severe cases, the skin becomes ulcerated and peels. There are hard lumps on the skin. The hair is matted together. It very much looks as if they have fallen into a sewer.
They run a fever, with a temperature of 41 degrees. They die in 3-7 days.
Could everyone please say how to solve this kind of problem..
[ts]xtitfk002 added the following content on 2009-11-29 20:45[/ts]
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Dermatitis?
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Have you ever come across this disease?
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It looks a bit like sarcoptic mange.
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Exudative dermatitis. There is a folk remedy that works even better than injections: boil the bark of Phellodendron amurense (Amur cork tree) plus Tie Saoba (Lespedeza cuneata) in water, and wash them with it for several days in a row and they will recover!