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1. The liver is enlarged, copper-green in color, with necrotic foci of varying sizes, clinically commonly seen as typhoid. 2. From ten days of age onward, the chickens must be made to feel a sense of hunger every day...
1. The liver is enlarged, copper-green in color, with necrotic foci of varying sizes, clinically commonly seen as typhoid.
2. From ten days of age onward, the chickens must be made to feel a sense of hunger every day. This is an important part of ensuring flock uniformity! At the same time, it is of great benefit for improving the body's disease resistance!
3. Anaerobic bacteria cause the intestinal wall to thicken, while aerobic bacteria cause the intestinal wall to thin!
4. In mixed infections of coccidia and bacteria, large amounts of energy, protein and some vitamins promote the massive reproduction of coccidia and bacteria, instead worsening the symptoms!
5. Within two days after vaccination, it is forbidden to use coccidiostats containing sulfonamide ingredients to prevent coccidiosis. Principle: drugs containing sulfonamide ingredients belong to the immunosuppressive class of drugs! They have an effect on antibody production.
6. During the process of vaccine immunization, it is best to add 0.3% skimmed milk powder or levamisole.
7. The reason kidney-type infectious bronchitis is not easy to treat: we blindly use diuretic kidney drugs to flush out urate - urate destroys epidermal cells - the more it is flushed, the higher the mortality - insufficient middle qi - no immunity - secondary infection appears - enteritis, E. coli - death occurs!
8. Kidney-type infectious bronchitis produces watery droppings with white urate, along with drinking a lot of water; one jin of feed to more than three jin of water!
9. Generally speaking, respiratory diseases in winter are mostly wind-cold colds or viral respiratory diseases; in summer, they are mostly wind-heat colds or summer-dampness colds as well as mycoplasma, etc.!
10. The reason for moss-like material on the surface of the lungs is severe air pollution, colloidal molecules, spray disinfection with chickens present, and other causes.
11. The position of the lungs in poultry is less fixed than in mammals; at the same time, poultry have no diaphragm, and the respiratory tract and abdominal cavity are connected, so peritonitis occurs more often!
12. For summer-dampness colds, treat the spleen; for wind-cold colds, use pungent-warm herbs to release the exterior; for wind-heat colds, use pungent-cool herbs to release the exterior!
13. Avian influenza has four types: respiratory, reproductive, digestive, and kidney-type!
14. In infectious laryngotracheitis, there is bleeding at the upper one-third of the respiratory tract!
15. When treating diseases with high mortality, relieving the exterior symptoms is very critical!
16. Viral diseases generally cause fever because there is a problem with the blood circulation system (blockage of large veins)!
17. When chickens develop coccidiosis, they are relatively more fond of eating crushed feed or fine feed!
18. Virulent Newcastle disease generally causes 0.5 cm of bleeding at the junction of the trachea and bronchi! This point is very important!
19. It is normal for cecal droppings to be more in the morning and less in the afternoon!
20. The causes of feed-like droppings include the following conditions: eating a lot of feed with spleen deficiency; the early stage of the intestinal tract being chilled; the early stage of coccidiosis enteritis; the early stage of viral disease; proventricular gastritis, etc.
2. From ten days of age onward, the chickens must be made to feel a sense of hunger every day. This is an important part of ensuring flock uniformity! At the same time, it is of great benefit for improving the body's disease resistance!
3. Anaerobic bacteria cause the intestinal wall to thicken, while aerobic bacteria cause the intestinal wall to thin!
4. In mixed infections of coccidia and bacteria, large amounts of energy, protein and some vitamins promote the massive reproduction of coccidia and bacteria, instead worsening the symptoms!
5. Within two days after vaccination, it is forbidden to use coccidiostats containing sulfonamide ingredients to prevent coccidiosis. Principle: drugs containing sulfonamide ingredients belong to the immunosuppressive class of drugs! They have an effect on antibody production.
6. During the process of vaccine immunization, it is best to add 0.3% skimmed milk powder or levamisole.
7. The reason kidney-type infectious bronchitis is not easy to treat: we blindly use diuretic kidney drugs to flush out urate - urate destroys epidermal cells - the more it is flushed, the higher the mortality - insufficient middle qi - no immunity - secondary infection appears - enteritis, E. coli - death occurs!
8. Kidney-type infectious bronchitis produces watery droppings with white urate, along with drinking a lot of water; one jin of feed to more than three jin of water!
9. Generally speaking, respiratory diseases in winter are mostly wind-cold colds or viral respiratory diseases; in summer, they are mostly wind-heat colds or summer-dampness colds as well as mycoplasma, etc.!
10. The reason for moss-like material on the surface of the lungs is severe air pollution, colloidal molecules, spray disinfection with chickens present, and other causes.
11. The position of the lungs in poultry is less fixed than in mammals; at the same time, poultry have no diaphragm, and the respiratory tract and abdominal cavity are connected, so peritonitis occurs more often!
12. For summer-dampness colds, treat the spleen; for wind-cold colds, use pungent-warm herbs to release the exterior; for wind-heat colds, use pungent-cool herbs to release the exterior!
13. Avian influenza has four types: respiratory, reproductive, digestive, and kidney-type!
14. In infectious laryngotracheitis, there is bleeding at the upper one-third of the respiratory tract!
15. When treating diseases with high mortality, relieving the exterior symptoms is very critical!
16. Viral diseases generally cause fever because there is a problem with the blood circulation system (blockage of large veins)!
17. When chickens develop coccidiosis, they are relatively more fond of eating crushed feed or fine feed!
18. Virulent Newcastle disease generally causes 0.5 cm of bleeding at the junction of the trachea and bronchi! This point is very important!
19. It is normal for cecal droppings to be more in the morning and less in the afternoon!
20. The causes of feed-like droppings include the following conditions: eating a lot of feed with spleen deficiency; the early stage of the intestinal tract being chilled; the early stage of coccidiosis enteritis; the early stage of viral disease; proventricular gastritis, etc.