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What are the treatment methods for wet belly disease (urine-soaked fur syndrome)?

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(1) Clinical symptoms: Affected animals are mostly malnourished, with pale visible mucous membranes, frequent but not straight urination, dribbling urine, and the fur around the urethral opening soaked with urine; in severe cases almost the whole body is soaked, and in long-term cases the urine damages the skin, causing skin redness, swelling, erosion and ulcers, hair loss, and skin necrosis. (2) Treatment methods: Reduce the fat content in the diet, absolutely do not feed feed containing rancid fat, increase the amount of carbohydrate feed, and provide sufficient drinking water. When the disease occurs in a large group, the feed must be changed, and the supply of milk, eggs, yeast and

(1) Clinical symptoms

Affected animals are mostly malnourished, with pale visible mucous membranes, frequent but not straight urination, dribbling urine, and the fur around the urethral opening soaked with urine; in severe cases almost the whole body is soaked, and in long-term cases the urine damages the skin, causing skin redness, swelling, erosion and ulcers, hair loss, and skin necrosis.

(2) Treatment methods

Reduce the fat content in the diet, absolutely do not feed feed containing rancid fat, increase the amount of carbohydrate feed, and provide sufficient drinking water. When the disease occurs in a large group, the feed must be changed, and the supply of milk, eggs, yeast and cod liver oil must be increased; in severe cases, methenamine can be administered to detoxify and promote urination, and at the same time penicillin 100,000 units and vitamin E injection 1 ml, vitamin B1 injection 0.5 ml, each given once by intramuscular injection, for 2~3 consecutive days.

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