How should medication be administered appropriately when a pregnant sow falls ill?
The harm caused to pregnant sows by certain clinical drugs such as tetracycline, streptomycin, chloramphenicol, aspirin, nitrofuran drugs and antiallergic drugs is due to the use of intravenous injection when administering the medication, so that the drug reaches the fetus directly without passing through the liver. If changed to oral administration, it is relatively safe and effective. Therefore, when a pregnant sow falls ill, it is best to immediately ask a veterinarian to diagnose and prescribe medication.
The harm caused to pregnant sows by certain clinical drugs such as tetracycline, streptomycin, chloramphenicol, aspirin, nitrofuran drugs and antiallergic drugs is due to the use of intravenous injection when administering the medication, so that the drug reaches the fetus directly without passing through the liver. If changed to oral administration, it is relatively safe and effective. Therefore, when a pregnant sow falls ill, it is best to immediately ask a veterinarian to diagnose and prescribe medication.