Five appropriate and five taboos for Prevention and treatment of Poultry Diseases

? First, it is advisable to give medicine as soon as possible and avoid mending after the sheep have been lost.

Every day, we should observe the appetite, drinking water, mental state and feces of poultry, so as to keep abreast of the health of the flock. Once it is found that the population is abnormal, medication should be given as soon as possible to reduce the loss. If the daily management is neglected and the disease of poultry can not be found in time, the opportunity of treatment will be delayed, which will lead to the increase of drug cost and high mortality rate of poultry.

? Second, it is appropriate to choose highly sensitive drugs and avoid drug abuse.

Hypersensitive drugs can shorten the course of treatment, reduce drug dosage and reduce mortality. The result of drug abuse is that pathogens become resistant to drugs, which brings difficulties to prevention and treatment.

? Third, it is appropriate to use drugs in combination and avoid drug antagonism.

Most poultry diseases do not occur alone, and the phenomenon of concurrent or secondary infection often exists. Therefore, all kinds of etiology should be combined with drugs to improve the therapeutic effect. For example, other antibacterial and antiviral drugs can be added to the treatment of chicken coccidiosis, and appropriate amounts of antibiotics such as rifampicin and florfenicol can be added to treat Gosling plague. When using drugs in combination, the antagonism or side effects of drugs should be avoided.

? Fourth, it is appropriate to treat the symptoms and avoid biased specimens.

In some fulminant diseases, the incubation period is very short (only a few hours), the drugs injected have not yet been absorbed, and the birds have died. Most drugs are difficult to pass through the blood-brain barrier, in this case, should be symptomatic treatment, both symptoms and root causes.

? Fifth, it is appropriate to complete the course of treatment, do not give up halfway

In general, each poultry disease has its own incubation period and pathogenesis, and therapeutic drugs are also used for a full course of treatment. On the other hand, the mode of drug administration can only kill some pathogens or inhibit the activity of pathogens. after the time of drug action, the activity of pathogens can be restored, which can make poultry secondary to other diseases, and then infect poultry.