Practical methods for disease prevention and deworming during the free-range period of Chai chickens
How to prevent disease and deworm during the free-range period of Chai chickens?
(Agricultural Wealth Network) How to prevent disease and deworm during the free-range period of Chai chickens?
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According to the chicken disease prevention program: at 30 days of age, administer Newcastle disease strain I freeze-dried vaccine at 1.5 doses by nasal drops or eye drops, and fowl pox vaccine by subcutaneous wing web puncture with double needles; at 40 days of age, inject 0.4 ml of avian influenza oil vaccine subcutaneously at the neck and back; at 50 days of age, administer 1 dose of infectious laryngotracheitis freeze-dried vaccine by eye drops; at 60 days of age, inject 1 dose of Newcastle disease strain I freeze-dried vaccine intramuscularly; at 90 days of age, administer 1 dose of infectious laryngotracheitis freeze-dried vaccine by eye drops; at 110 days of age, administer fowl pox freeze-dried vaccine by subcutaneous double-needle puncture, inject 0.6 ml of Newcastle disease oil vaccine intramuscularly, and administer 4 doses of Newcastle disease strain IV vaccine in drinking water; at 120 days of age, inject 0.6 ml of avian influenza oil vaccine intramuscularly. For parasitic diseases in chickens, levamisole or albendazole is generally used for deworming, and at the same time, drugs such as Qiu Bao are used regularly to prevent and treat coccidiosis.
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According to the chicken disease prevention program: at 30 days of age, administer Newcastle disease strain I freeze-dried vaccine at 1.5 doses by nasal drops or eye drops, and fowl pox vaccine by subcutaneous wing web puncture with double needles; at 40 days of age, inject 0.4 ml of avian influenza oil vaccine subcutaneously at the neck and back; at 50 days of age, administer 1 dose of infectious laryngotracheitis freeze-dried vaccine by eye drops; at 60 days of age, inject 1 dose of Newcastle disease strain I freeze-dried vaccine intramuscularly; at 90 days of age, administer 1 dose of infectious laryngotracheitis freeze-dried vaccine by eye drops; at 110 days of age, administer fowl pox freeze-dried vaccine by subcutaneous double-needle puncture, inject 0.6 ml of Newcastle disease oil vaccine intramuscularly, and administer 4 doses of Newcastle disease strain IV vaccine in drinking water; at 120 days of age, inject 0.6 ml of avian influenza oil vaccine intramuscularly. For parasitic diseases in chickens, levamisole or albendazole is generally used for deworming, and at the same time, drugs such as Qiu Bao are used regularly to prevent and treat coccidiosis.