Seven Notes for Doe Fetus Protection

The work of protecting the fetus of deer should begin at the time of mating and end at the time of giving birth. In order to ensure the rapid development of deer fetus, the protection of deer fetus should be done as follows.

1. Prevent inbreeding. Inbreeding increases the chances of embryonic death and the production of deformed deer. It is also easy to cause low vitality of young deer and decrease their productivity.

2. Strengthen the domestication of deer, enhance its meekness, and prevent mechanical abortion.

3. Improve the living environment of female deer. Remove the snow and ice from the deer house in time. Prevent deer from slipping and miscarriage.

4. Strengthen the movement of deer. Drive the doe regularly every day for 1 hour-2 hours, either in the shed or in the field. Exercise can also improve the domestication of female deer.

5. To meet the nutritional needs of pregnant female deer. Roughage should be of high quality and sufficient quantity, and should be diversified as far as possible, especially not lack of calcium and phosphorus. At the same time, selenium and vitamin e should be properly supplemented.

6. Attention should be paid to feed hygiene and feeding methods. Do not feed moldy, rotten and frozen feed. Feeding should be timely, quantitative and qualitative.

7. Do a good job in hygiene and epidemic prevention to prevent the occurrence of epidemic diseases. Brucellosis can cause mass miscarriage of pregnant female deer. So don't buy feed in the epidemic area. Introduction should be strictly quarantined, and sheep brucellosis vaccine should be vaccinated regularly.