The best formula of ewe feed, what if the ewe doesn't eat?

Ewe empty pregnancy: wheat bran 19%, soybean meal 17%, baking soda 1%, corn 58%, premix 5%. Ewe gestation: wheat bran 14%, soybean meal 200%, baking soda 1%, corn 60%, premix 5%. Ewe lactation period: wheat bran 9.5%, soybean meal 24%, baking soda 1.5%, corn 60%, premix 5%. If the ewes do not eat, they need to be fed a small number of times, and fed appropriate amount of stomach medicine.

1. The best feed formula for ewes

1. Ewe empty pregnancy: wheat bran is 19%, soybean meal is 17%, baking soda is 1%, corn is 58%, premix is 5%.

2. Ewe pregnancy: wheat bran 14%, soybean meal 200%, baking soda 1%, corn 60%, premix 5%.

3. Ewe lactation: wheat bran 9.5%, soybean meal 24%, baking soda 1.5%, corn 60%, premix 5%.

2. What should I do if the ewes don't eat

1. About 1 month after pregnancy, it is an important period for the growth and development of sheep fetus. Generally, after grazing and supplementary feeding of ewes reach satiety, it is necessary to properly supplement concentrate according to the health status of ewes. After 3 months of pregnancy, it is necessary to properly control the total volume of forage grass fed, and feed forage grass and concentrate at the same time. It is necessary to feed a small amount of times and feed proper amount of stomach strengthening medicine to avoid excessive sexual feeding and oppression of sheep fetus.

2. After 4 months of pregnancy, the amount of concentrate feed should be increased to twice that of the early pregnancy, and at the same time, more green and juicy feeds such as tender grass and carrots should be fed properly, but potato and distiller's grains, cottonseed cake and rapeseed cake without disinfection treatment are not recommended.

3. Do not feed the ewes with moldy, rotten, too cold, too hot and too acidic feed, otherwise it will cause abortion, dystocia and postpartum diseases.

4. About 30 days before delivery, the amount of coarse feed should be properly controlled, and soft and green juicy feed should be fed as much as possible. The amount of bran in concentrate can be appropriately increased, which is conducive to promoting intestinal defecation of ewes. About 10 days before delivery of ewes, feed feed should be appropriately reduced according to digestion and appetite of ewes.

5. Generally, thin ewes will dry up their breasts about 7 days before delivery. In addition to reducing the amount of coarse feed, it is necessary to increase protein-rich lactation feed such as hemp cake, soybean milk, bean cake and bean dregs, as well as green and juicy laxative feed to prevent postpartum milk deficiency of ewes.

6. In 2-3 days before delivery, the ewe's udder will swell, accompanied by abdominal edema, generally need to reduce 1/2-1/3 of the feed from the diet, in order to prevent excessive milk or milk concentration in the early stage of delivery, and cause milk return, mastitis, lamb diarrhea.