Principles and Methods of Oral Medication for Preventing Rice Field Eel Diseases

Also called the oral administration method, it generally involves mixing the medication to be used into the feed at the prescribed dose to make medicated bait, so that @#@236@#@ ingests the medication by eating the feed, thereby achieving the purpose of preventing and treating diseases. The problem with using this method is that usually once rice field eels become ill, it becomes a group outbreak, with generally reduced appetite or almost complete cessation of feeding, meaning that the amount of medication entering the rice field eels' bodies will not be very large, and the treatment effect will not be very good either. Therefore, certain technical measures need to be taken to do everything possible to get the sick rice field eels to better ingest the medicated bait, such as stopping feed feeding 1~2 days before administering the medicated bait, so that the rice field eels in a starving state are forced to ingest the medicated bait on the second or third day; or adding snail and mussel meat, @#@254@#@, etc., which rice field eels like to eat, to the medicated bait as attractants (attracting agents).