New breakthroughs in the treatment of self-bite of fox, raccoon dog and mink

Self-biting is a common disease in caged fur animals such as foxes and minks. In recent years, many households in China have the occurrence of the disease, resulting in great economic losses, there has been no special heterosexual prevention and treatment measures for the disease, the key has not identified the cause of the disease. People have made a lot of hypotheses or theories about the cause of the disease, but they have not really played a role in guidance and prevention. Since the early 1990s, researchers have done some research work on the causes of the disease. In the course of the research and experiment, we found out the cause of self-bite, and invented a special drug-fox bite Ling, which is effective in the treatment of self-bite. The production of this drug has been obtained by the State (Patent No.: 95110361 X). Since then, it has lifted the theory that self-bite is an incurable disease and filled the gap in the history of animal disease treatment in China.

1. Farmers with a high incidence of self-biting disease, especially those with marine miscellaneous fish as the main animal feed in coastal areas, reduce the proportion of marine miscellaneous fish in the feed, appropriately add animal livers, such as chicken liver and rabbit liver, and add some trace elements at the same time, accounting for about 2.5% of animal feed. It can reduce the incidence of self-bite and has a good preventive effect on self-bite.

2. The feed formula can use animal feed, remove the tedious operation process of fresh-keeping, transportation and processing, and feed with reasonable combination of corn, wheat bran, soybeans, peas, bone meal, fish meal, green vegetables, trace elements and so on. The incidence of self-biting disease will be greatly reduced.

3. Once the fox has self-biting disease, "Huyaoling capsule" can be used to treat the diseased fox. the newly diseased fox is mixed into the feed according to 0.5 grams per kilogram of body weight and fed twice a day. The symptoms are generally alleviated on the same day, disappear in 3 days, and recover after 14 days of continuous feeding. The diseased foxes with longer onset time can be cured after feeding medicine for 14 days and then 7 days.