Is it still necessary to vaccinate after a bacterial disease?
Is it necessary to vaccinate for bacterial diseases??
Is it necessary to vaccinate for bacterial diseases??
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Following along with you~~~
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In the past it was just swine fever, foot-and-mouth disease, and swine typhoid-pneumonia. Now that simply doesn't match the actual farming situation anymore.
I suggest doing the swine fever 2060 immunization well, and sows should get pseudorabies 3-4 times a year.
For other vaccines, it depends on the farming level; if streptococcus is fairly serious, you can consider doing it.
For sows, you can consider vaccinating against E. coli.
Viral diseases rely on vaccines, bacterial diseases rely on health care.
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Viral diseases rely on vaccines, bacterial diseases rely on health care
Well said!!
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I agree with the viewpoint above.
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There are still some people who, when a viral disease breaks out, only believe in medication, and the result is heavy losses. Today in Zhejiang I saw a pig farm where the disease had been going on for 1 month, and 400 pigs of 2 or 30 jin had died; it was all injections, injections, with no vaccines given.
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Bacteria generally have many serotypes, and vaccine results are not definite! Some respond well, some may not respond well; whether a pig farm decides to do it or not depends on its own actual situation!
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For those that are prone to occurring on that farm, it is very necessary
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It is best to give fewer vaccines, do regular disinfection inside the pig farm, keep things cleaner, and it can be controlled
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Viral vaccines still need to be given!!!
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I agree with what the bench seat said
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What should be done still has to be done
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Following along with you~~~
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In the past it was just swine fever, foot-and-mouth disease, and swine typhoid-pneumonia. Now that simply doesn't match the actual farming situation anymore.
I suggest doing the swine fever 2060 immunization well, and sows should get pseudorabies 3-4 times a year.
For other vaccines, it depends on the farming level; if streptococcus is fairly serious, you can consider doing it.
For sows, you can consider vaccinating against E. coli.
Viral diseases rely on vaccines, bacterial diseases rely on health care.
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Viral diseases rely on vaccines, bacterial diseases rely on health care
Well said!!
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I agree with the viewpoint above.
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There are still some people who, when a viral disease breaks out, only believe in medication, and the result is heavy losses. Today in Zhejiang I saw a pig farm where the disease had been going on for 1 month, and 400 pigs of 2 or 30 jin had died; it was all injections, injections, with no vaccines given.
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Bacteria generally have many serotypes, and vaccine results are not definite! Some respond well, some may not respond well; whether a pig farm decides to do it or not depends on its own actual situation!
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For those that are prone to occurring on that farm, it is very necessary
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It is best to give fewer vaccines, do regular disinfection inside the pig farm, keep things cleaner, and it can be controlled
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Viral vaccines still need to be given!!!
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I agree with what the bench seat said
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What should be done still has to be done