In the treatment of pig disease, we must remember that reverse thinking can cure the disease.

In the treatment of pig disease, many pig farmers are prone to make a mistake, that is: find that the pig is sick, make a diagnosis and treatment in time, and then wait to see the effect, and then strengthen or change the treatment method if the effect is not good. If the effect is good, you will no longer care too much. However, is this treatment wrong? That's right! It's absolutely right for sick pigs. But not necessarily for other pigs! The specific reasons are as follows.

I. most pig diseases are contagious

When a pig is sick, we should not only find out what kind of disease it is, take targeted treatment, but also judge the intensity of transmission of the disease, whether it needs isolation, the degree of impact on other pigs, and what measures should be taken.

Second, pig diseases are latent.

Pig diseases all have a certain incubation period, either long or short, and some even accompany the whole life of pigs, but there are certain inducing factors. Therefore, when pigs get sick, we should not only treat them in time, but also spend some time on simple thinking and analysis of the diseases encountered. For this disease, is it induced by environment or recent dietary factors? Can these factors cause other pigs to catch the disease? After thinking about it, we will know how to solve it.

Third, mass diseases often start with individuals.

Mass diseases in pigs often start with one or two or three, from point to piece and then to noodle. Therefore, if pigs are found to be sick, it is necessary to make a correct judgment on the susceptibility of other pigs according to the degree of transmission of the disease. Is it enhanced disinfection, whole-group medication prevention, emergency vaccination, or improved diet? If the judgment is accurate and the measures are appropriate, the loss will naturally be minimized.

IV. The spread of diseases has its own ways and vectors of transmission.

When a pig gets sick, we should not only judge the infectivity of the disease, but also know its vector and route of transmission. According to the judgment, it is convenient to take effective measures in time to cut off and prevent its further expansion, so as to ensure the safety and health of the whole pig herd.

Fifth, pig disease often has a double whammy.

Most of the single pig disease is not terrible, the secondary infection is a headache. Especially those viral, acute, highly contagious and lethal diseases. We should not only make timely and accurate diagnosis and treatment, but also quickly prevent and control the secondary infection caused by it, but also reflect on our own loopholes in prevention and control and formulate timely and efficient prevention and control measures to reduce the probability of pig infection as much as possible. minimize impact and loss.