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Wet urine syndrome in foxes is a disease with a relatively low incidence rate

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Foxes also suffer from wet urine syndrome, but the incidence rate is usually relatively low, with the onset period mainly from July to September. The incidence rate is higher in male foxes than in female foxes, and growing foxes with fast growth rates as well as lactating female foxes are also susceptible to this disease. It is generally believed that the occurrence of this syndrome is related to oxidative deterioration of feed, excessively high fat content in feed, and deficiency of vitamin B1, E, A and choline chloride. When wet urine is found in foxes, first investigate whether there have been any problems with the feed recently. If the feed indeed has problems in quality and other aspects, immediately change or replace or adjust the feed composition, ensure freshness, and supplement vitamin B1,

Foxes also suffer from wet urine syndrome, but the incidence rate is usually relatively low, with the onset period mainly from July to September. The incidence rate is higher in male foxes than in female foxes, and growing foxes with fast growth rates as well as lactating female foxes are also susceptible to this disease. It is generally believed that the occurrence of this syndrome is related to oxidative deterioration of feed, excessively high fat content in feed, and deficiency of vitamin B1, E, A and choline chloride.

When wet urine is found in foxes, first investigate whether there have been any problems with the feed recently. If the feed indeed has problems in quality and other aspects, immediately change or replace or adjust the feed composition, ensure freshness, and supplement vitamin B1, E, A and choline chloride.

For sick foxes, inject penicillin and streptomycin twice a day, and at the same time administer amoxicillin orally once a day, 2 capsules each time.

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