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What are the clever uses of Sichuan pepper in livestock farming? Explained clearly in one article

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1. Treating bovine rumen bloat. 500 mL of vegetable oil, 250 g of plant ash, 30 g of seedless Sichuan pepper ground into powder. Heat the oil until boiling, add the plant ash and Sichuan pepper powder, mix well, then add boiling water to dilute, wait until lukewarm and administer orally. 2. Treating rheumatic joint disease in livestock. Grind 50 g of Sichuan pepper and 100 g of table salt together into a fine powder, mix evenly with vinegar, then apply to the affected joint. 3. Treating pig colds. Take an appropriate amount of Sichuan pepper, lightly fry and grind into powder, cut a small slit at the tip of the sick pig's tail, fill the slit with the Sichuan pepper powder, then wrap the outside with cloth and it

1. Treating bovine rumen bloat. 500 mL of vegetable oil, 250 g of plant ash, 30 g of seedless Sichuan pepper ground into powder. Heat the oil until boiling, add the plant ash and Sichuan pepper powder, mix well, then add boiling water to dilute, wait until lukewarm and administer orally.

2. Treating rheumatic joint disease in livestock. Grind 50 g of Sichuan pepper and 100 g of table salt together into a fine powder, mix evenly with vinegar, then apply to the affected joint.

3. Treating pig colds. Take an appropriate amount of Sichuan pepper, lightly fry and grind into powder, cut a small slit at the tip of the sick pig's tail, fill the slit with the Sichuan pepper powder, then wrap the outside with cloth and it takes effect after one treatment.

4. Treating swine necrobacillosis. 5 parts Sichuan pepper (roasted dry), 10 parts dried alum, 15 parts sulfur, 13 parts dried cucumber leaves, 1 part borneol, grind together into a fine powder, mix with refined vegetable oil and apply to the affected area.

5. Treating swine pasteurellosis. 9 g each of Sichuan pepper, white alum, and mint, plus a small amount of dandelion root, crush and mix together, then wash the neck area with it.

6. Treating gastroenteritis in livestock. 15 g of Sichuan pepper, 50 g each of ginger and dried tangerine peel, grind together into powder. Mix and administer to large livestock in one dose, and for medium livestock divide into 2 feedings.

7. Treating nephritis in livestock. 5 g of Sichuan pepper, 30 g of adzuki beans, 150 g of eggplant, mash together, then mix with an appropriate amount of boiling water. Administer to large sheep and pigs in one dose, and for large livestock use 4-5 times this amount.

8. Treating pullorum disease in chickens. 15 g of Sichuan pepper, 30 g of honey, 6 g each of rhubarb and licorice, add 200 mL of water, boil down to 100 mL of decoction and make small pills with flour, feed each chick 3 times a day, 1-3 pills each time. Alternatively, decoct the juice twice and concentrate it to 30 mL, give each chicken 3-5 drops per day, or dilute it 3 times for the chickens to drink freely.

9. Treating traumatic arthritis in livestock. 15 g of Sichuan pepper, decoct in water, strain out the residue and wash the wound, 2 times a day until healed.

10. Treating early-stage cough in rabbits. Grind Sichuan pepper into a fine powder, add boiling water and stir evenly, wait until lukewarm and administer orally; or stir into a thin paste and smear it on the tongue to let the rabbit swallow it on its own.

11. Treating skin itching and ulcerated paws in rabbits. 10 mL of vinegar and 5 g of Sichuan pepper powder, put into a small bottle and shake well, let soak for 1 month, then apply to the affected area, 2 times a day for 3 consecutive days.

12. Treating urinary retention in livestock. 15 g of Sichuan pepper, 100 g of adzuki beans, 150 g of mung beans, decoct together in an appropriate amount of water. Administer to large sheep and pigs in one dose, and for large livestock use 4-5 times this amount.

13. Treating hoof rot in livestock. 30 g of Sichuan pepper, 100 g of cypress leaves, decoct in water to 3 L and wash the affected hoof clean, then grind equal parts of dried alum, myrrh, and Chinese gall into powder and sprinkle it on the rotten area, changing the dressing once every 2 days.

14. Treating uterine prolapse in livestock. Add 30 g of Sichuan pepper, 35 g of white alum, and 20 g of pomegranate peel to 3 L of water and boil for 30 minutes, filter out the clear liquid and let it cool, then use this liquid to wash the uterus clean before pushing it back into the pelvic cavity. The affected animal should be walked slowly. Prevent it from lying down, do not let it go up steep slopes, do not tie it on slopes, stop working it, and feed it nutritious, easily digestible feed.

15. Treating orchitis in livestock. 3 parts Sichuan pepper, 5 parts scallion roots, 4 parts cocklebur fruit, 6 parts white alum, decoct together in an appropriate amount of water, add 25 parts vinegar, mix evenly, wait until lukewarm, then wash the scrotum, 1-2 times a day.

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