Stomatitis means high mortality: how to use traditional Chinese medicine to prevent and treat stomatitis in rabbits

Rabbits stomatitis occurred mostly in young rabbits aged from 20 to 90 days. The symptoms of stomatitis are large cavity mucosal blister, ulcer, accompanied by a lot of salivation, high mortality. Rabbit stomatitis such as early detection, with Chinese medicine treatment, the method is as follows:

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1. Honeysuckle 10 grams, wild chrysanthemum 5 grams, decoction drinking water or mixing materials, while using Bingpeng powder to apply oral inflammation, the effect is obvious.

2. White spot release 10g, sophora root 10g, horse blue 15g, holly 5g, decocted in water, fed and washed oral cavity twice a day.

3. Stir-fry a moderate amount of rush into brown and slightly black, grind into the end, wipe in the mouth inflammation of the sick rabbit, 3 times a day, the same day effective.

4. Appropriate amount of alum, pig gall bladder a. Grind alum into fine powder, put it into pig gall bladder, and dry it for several days. The oral cavity of rabbits was smeared twice a day and recovered completely in 2~3 days.

5. Cut off two layers of watermelon skin, dry and fry black, grind into fine powder. 5 parts of watermelon peel powder and 1 part of alum powder are mixed and then smeared into the oral cavity of the diseased rabbit, 3 times a day for 2 to 3 days, and the disease can be cured.

6. Feeding 2~3 pills of Liushen Pill or Baochi Pill twice a day and drinking water with Isatis indigotica or Isatis root granules showed good effect on treating infantile stomatitis.

7. 10 parts of iodine glycerin or salt and 1 part of vinegar are mixed and then coated on the affected part of rabbit oral cavity, and the ulcer can be coated with some liquid medicine once a day in the morning and evening for 2~3 days.

8. Feeding rabbits, often choose orange peel, duck toe grass, Isatis leaves, Houttuynia cordata, dandelion, Andrographis paniculata and so on to feed rabbit grass, can play a role in preventing and controlling rabbit oral cavity.