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How should sheep toxemia be treated? Introduction to the prevention and treatment of sheep toxemia

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, How should sheep toxemia be treated? Introduction to the prevention and treatment of sheep toxemia

It is believed that those who have experienced working experience in raising sheep are not new to toxemia, which is a sheep infectious disease caused by Clostridium perfringens D type, which is multiplied in sheep intestines and caused by endotoxin. Most of the disease occurs in early summer, and the incidence of the disease is high, and the growth and development of a flock of sheep is very poor. So how to treat sheep toxemia? Let's master it together.

1. The cause of disease

The pathogen is Clostridium welchii, also known as Clostridium perfringens type D. In general, disinfection and sterilization are easy to kill the breeding body of this bacteria, but the spores have strong resistance and can withstand burning for 80-90 minutes. This bacteria can cause obvious exotoxin neonatal hemolysis, atrophy and death effect.

2. Symptoms

The symptoms of diseased sheep are unmarketable goods, lying on the ground, clenching teeth, falling down on the side, rolling up and down, twitching, neck bending, dyspnea, foaming, and some sick sheep generally die within 1 or 2 hours of the disease.

3. Anatomy

In general, the nutritional composition of human remains is excellent, and the problem of rising and corruption occurs quickly after death; when the intestines and stomach are filled with vapors and liquid substances, the true stomach and intestinal mucosa often show subacute hematoma and exudative inflammation, so it is known as "hematopathy". All over the body lymphatic swelling hematoma, chest and abdomen has too much leakage, pericardial fluid lift, often coagulate. The most atypical transformation is a superficial hematoma of renal function, swollen, crisp and soft as mud.

4. Prevention

The main results are as follows: (1) A flock of sheep should be injected on time, and the injection should be scientifically arranged according to the prevailing situation of the local epidemic. Generally, injections should be carried out every spring from March to April and from September to October in autumn.

(2) feeding management should be improved, grazing sheep should reduce grazing green and grazing stubble in spring and summer, too much seed-bearing green fodder should be prevented in autumn, and sheep should be raised during fitness exercise and sunlight exposure in order to improve their physical quality.

(1) the sheep with mild enterotoxemia were subcutaneously injected with ciprofloxacin injection 15ml / 30ml and fed with 2 grams of streptomycin twice a day for 1 / 2 days.

To sum up, toxemia is a kind of subacute toxemia, which is caused by endotoxin caused by many breeding of Clostridium welchii in sheep intestine. Because the disease will be subacute, so farms should not be careless, in all kinds of preventive measures should be seriously implemented, in addition, learn to identify the causes of the disease, and improve prevention management.

 
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