What medicine is used for Newcastle disease? Treat with Xinbiduo.

In recent years, farmers' awareness of management and of disease prevention and healthcare has improved greatly compared with before. Many farmers have begun to use oil-emulsion vaccines for immunization, to strengthen disinfection, and to use healthcare drugs such as probiotics, which have indeed played a fairly large role in disease control in production. However, in recent years the occurrence of chicken immunosuppressive diseases has also been equally serious. Immunization failure makes chickens very difficult to raise, and various diseases break out repeatedly, bringing huge losses to the @#@230@#@ industry. According to statistics, in recent years the greatest harm to the chicken farming industry has still been viral diseases such as Newcastle disease and influenza. A comprehensive analysis of the occurrence of Newcastle disease shows the following causes:

Vaccine immunization failure

The presence of immunosuppressive diseases is the most important factor leading to vaccine immunization failure. For example, the immunosuppressive diseases that have occurred more frequently in recent years include infectious bursal disease, lymphoid leukosis, Marek's disease, infectious anemia, and so on.

Insufficient innate immunity of chicks

This is specifically shown in a relatively high mortality rate after the chicks have just entered the chicken house, uneven flock size, and symptoms such as head shaking and coughing; even after immunization, the optimal immune level cannot be reached.

No effective control after disease occurrence

Especially in winter and spring, mixed infections of viral diseases and E. coli are very common. Drugs are often used continuously for seven or eight days without achieving obvious therapeutic effects, and the chickens remain in an abnormal state. As soon as the external environment changes, the flock becomes infected and the mortality rate rises.

Insufficient disinfection or no disinfection, poor chicken house conditions, and other reasons can all lead to the occurrence of Newcastle disease and the arrival of high mortality.

Treatment of Newcastle disease

The best way to treat Newcastle disease is emergency vaccination, but emergency vaccination sometimes causes very high mortality. In actual use, using Xinbiduo together with emergency vaccination can avoid the phenomenon of high mortality.

Xinbiduo (transfer factor oral liquid) is a small-molecule active peptide extracted from the immune organs of highly immunized chickens, and its technical level has reached the international advanced level. In 2002 it won the second prize of the Shandong Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award and the title of national patented product. In June 2009 it obtained the national Class III new veterinary drug certificate. It is currently the world's only chicken spleen transfer factor. Xinbiduo acts rapidly in treating viral diseases such as Newcastle disease. After use, it can take effect within 24 hours to 36 hours, and the effect can last for more than 7 days. It has the characteristics of being convenient to use, having good oral effects, leaving no drug residues, causing no drug resistance, being super safe, and having no toxic side effects even when used in excess.

After extensive verification in the market, Xinbiduo has become the first-choice drug for treating Newcastle disease. Many chicken farmers, when troubled by Newcastle disease, have achieved very good results in treating Newcastle disease by using Newcastle disease vaccine together with emergency vaccination or together with drugs such as Qinfu and Qinkang. "To treat Newcastle disease, use Xinbiduo" has spread widely among chicken farmers and has become a much-told tale.

Functions of Xinbiduo

Makes up for the insufficient innate immunity of chicks.

Newly arrived chicks have relatively poor resistance. If they suffer relatively great stress, high mortality is likely to occur. On the first day after the chickens arrive, use 0.25 ml of Xinbiduo per chicken, which can improve the body's disease resistance through the transfer of immune function and reduce losses caused by death.

Use Xinbiduo together with vaccine immunization

After live vaccine immunization against Newcastle disease, infectious bronchitis, infectious bursal disease, and so on, the vaccine (virus) will neutralize part of the original antibodies in the chicken body, and the newly inoculated vaccine needs 5 days to 7 days before it produces effective antibodies. This period is called the immune gap. During the immune gap, the antibody level of the chickens is very low, and vaccine stress and other factors cause poor disease resistance, making the chickens very susceptible to illness. Using Xinbiduo at the same time as vaccine immunization can eliminate immunosuppression, improve the immunization effect, increase the antibody titer by 0.8 to 1, prolong the peak time of vaccine antibodies, and at the same time play an immune filling role, effectively avoiding the losses brought by the immune gap.

Using Xinbiduo around 28 days of age and 35 days of age can effectively avoid the mid-term crisis or mortality peak.

Because the brooding temperature for broiler chickens in the early stage is too high and the flock grows fastest during the period from 28 days to 35 days of age, this is also the time when the body's resistance is lowest. The current chicken farming environment is poor, and chickens are very likely to experience a mortality peak at this time. Using Xinbiduo for two days at each of these two stages can help the chickens get through the dangerous period and avoid the arrival of the mortality peak. Many chicken farmers have used Xinbiduo to help their flocks get through these two dangerous periods, reducing the flock mortality and culling rate and greatly improving chicken farming benefits.