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Control measures of goose disease in autumn due to frequent occurrence and loss of goose disease caused by changeable temperature

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Control measures of goose disease in autumn due to frequent occurrence and loss of goose disease caused by changeable temperature

Suddenly hot and cold in autumn, the temperature difference between day and night is large, geese are easy to get sick, and there is no specific cure for some goose diseases, so the loss is heavy. Autumn goose disease is the main prevention, the following editor with the majority of goose farmers to share the prevention and control measures of three common goose diseases in autumn, for reference only.

Goose

Gosling plague is a common acute septic infectious disease in goslings. The symptoms are severe dysentery, yellow-white or yellow-green watery stools, nostrils secreting serous substances, shaking the head from time to time. Some geese die suddenly without any symptoms.

Prevention and treatment: one month before hatching, the laying goose was injected with Gosling plague vaccine intramuscularly, and the hatched goslings had immunity. If the goose has no epidemic prevention, the goslings within 1 day old should be subcutaneously injected with Gosling plague vaccine or Gosling plague serum; when the disease occurs, Gosling plague serum can be cured.

Second, goose paramyxovirus disease is a severe infectious disease caused by goose paramyxovirus. All seasons are popular, and geese of all ages and breeds are susceptible. The incubation period was 3-5 days, diarrhea, white, yellow, green and red dung, mental fatigue, eye secretions, inability to walk, drifting with the water, and some geese had neurological symptoms such as turning head and turning in circles in the later stage. 10-day-old goslings have symptoms such as head swinging and coughing. It improved at 6-7 days after onset and recovered at 9-10 days. There is no specific treatment for this disease, so it can only be prevented by vaccine.

Third, colibacillosis in geese will show different symptoms according to the age of onset, the site of invasion and the mixed infection of other diseases. Colibacillosis in geese is mainly related to poor feeding and management of geese. Feed and drinking water contaminated by feces of diseased geese are the main vectors of transmission of the disease.

Prevention and treatment: strengthen management, enhance the disease resistance of geese, pay attention to ventilation and dryness of goose houses, regular disinfection, keep cold and warm in winter, usually use oxytetracycline, gentamicin and ciprofloxacin for drinking water, and recycle each drug.

 
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