Symptoms and Prevention and Treatment Methods of Vitamin B2 Deficiency in Chickens
Symptoms and Prevention and Treatment of Vitamin B2 Deficiency in Chickens
Chickens with vitamin B2 deficiency walk on their knees, that is, when walking they rest on their joints, spread both wings, and look like acrobats walking a tightrope, with their toes and claws curled inward.
Prevention and treatment: First, adding an appropriate amount of yeast, skim milk, alfalfa meal, etc. to the chickens' diet can prevent the occurrence of this disease; second, for chickens that already have the disease, add 4 mg of vitamin B2 per kilogram to their feed and feed continuously for 7 to 15 days, which can achieve fairly good results.
Prevention and treatment: First, adding an appropriate amount of yeast, skim milk, alfalfa meal, etc. to the chickens' diet can prevent the occurrence of this disease; second, for chickens that already have the disease, add 4 mg of vitamin B2 per kilogram to their feed and feed continuously for 7 to 15 days, which can achieve fairly good results.