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First aid measures for acute bulging disease of cattle and sheep

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Cattle and sheep eat a large number of leguminous plants such as peanut vine, pea vine, alfalfa or dew grass, which is easy to cause acute gastrointestinal distension disease. For seriously ill animals, first of all, exhaust decompression should be done. After exhaust, vegetable oil or paraffin oil is injected into the casing hole, 20ml for cattle and 10ml for sheep; it can also be injected with Lysol, 15ml for cattle and 5ml for sheep. In order to stop the fermentation of rumen contents, take 10% quicklime water supernatant, 500ml for cattle and 100ml for sheep.

Cattle and sheep eat a large number of leguminous plants such as peanut vine, pea vine, alfalfa or dew grass, which is easy to cause acute gastrointestinal distension disease.

For seriously ill animals, first of all, exhaust decompression should be done. After exhaust, vegetable oil or paraffin oil is injected into the casing hole, 20ml for cattle and 10ml for sheep; it can also be injected with Lysol, 15ml for cattle and 5ml for sheep.

In order to stop the fermentation of rumen contents, take 10% quicklime water supernatant, 500ml for cattle and 100ml for sheep. For mildly diseased animals, rumen massage was carried out to promote rumen peristalsis. Artificial salt can be used to eliminate gastrointestinal accumulations, 200kg 400g in cattle and 50g 100g in sheep. When the abdominal pain is severe, analgin is injected intramuscularly, 40 ml for cattle and 20 ml for sheep.

 
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