CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What medicine can be used to treat chicken mites? A complete guide to rabbit diseases?

1. What medicine can be used to treat chicken mite disease?

To treat skin mites, you can use 0.25% DDT, 2%-5% DDT emulsion, and 1% BHC suspension emulsion to disinfect the chicken house to achieve the purpose of deworming.

To treat knee mites in chickens, pine tar liniment can be used on the back, neck and wings. To treat chigger mites in chickens, 70% alcohol or 5% sulfur ointment can be applied to the affected parts of the chickens, both of which have good effects. In addition, the above drugs should still be used to disinfect the chicken house regularly.

2. Comprehensive guide to treating rabbit diseases?

When the seasons change, rabbits may stop eating and defecating due to changes in weather or unstable temperatures, which may cause gastrointestinal tract sluggishness and disrupt their bacterial flora.

If the rabbit does not eat for a long time, first of all, you need to give the rabbit a syringe of medicine to replenish its physical strength and maintain its physical fitness, and feed it pet probiotics for conditioning. Finally, you need to buy high-fiber fried powder for the rabbit and dissolve it into a paste with water, and then feed it with a syringe. The role of the fried powder is that the high-fiber feed enters the stomach and stimulates gastrointestinal peristalsis. The subsequent probiotics will adjust the intestines in 1 to 2 days.

3. What disease does Lola medicine treat?

Rola belongs to the benzodiazepine class of drugs. It is mainly used to treat various primary anxiety disorders (such as generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, separation anxiety disorder, panic disorder, etc.) and anxiety symptoms caused by other diseases, especially anxiety symptoms accompanied by depression. It can also be used to relieve anxiety disorders caused by physical diseases. It can also be used clinically to treat various insomnia, including primary insomnia, and can also be used as an auxiliary drug for insomnia caused by various mental illnesses and physical diseases.

4. What disease is this in chickens with sore throats? What medicine can I buy to treat it?

I just answered this question a few days ago, and it's here again today. Let me tell you, the chicken's throat is creaking because the chicken's respiratory system (lungs, bronchi, trachea) is inflamed, which causes the throat creaking. Take anti-inflammatory drugs. If you can't get the medicine for the time being, you can take drugs that eliminate inflammation in the body and reduce the dosage for the chicken. If it doesn't work once, continue to take it a few times until the throat creaking disappears and it will be fine.

5. What is the fastest medicine to cure diarrhea in chickens?

The specific disease should be determined based on the color of the chicken's feces, behavior, and chicken feet. But if your chicken is just having diarrhea because it is not used to the food, then feed it "anti-diarrhea granules". They are very cheap, one yuan a bag. Just pour the medicine into the water it drinks. Just a little bit will be enough. Don't pour too much. Continuous use of the medicine should not exceed "5 days".

6. What medicines are commonly used to prevent chicken diseases?

(1) Cause Analysis The chicken house is dark and damp, the climate changes suddenly, the temperature difference changes greatly, and the chickens eat frozen feed and drink ice-chip water, which causes the chickens to be partially or completely stimulated by cold and become ill. (2) Clinical symptoms This disease often occurs in chickens. Sick chickens are depressed, have watery nasal discharge, red conjunctiva, tears, sneezing, difficulty breathing, and sometimes cough. They have decreased or no appetite, slow movements, lowered heads and closed eyes, and ruffled feathers. Chicks are thin, their growth and development stagnate, and adult chickens produce fewer eggs. (3) Prevention and control measures The feeding and management of the flock should be strengthened at ordinary times. The chicken house should be hygienic, clean, and heat-insulated. The temperature in the house should be basically constant to prevent sudden changes in temperature. The house temperature should be raised first when ventilating. The stocking density should be appropriate to prevent crowding, and it is forbidden to feed water and feed with ice chips. Sick chickens should be treated promptly. Oxytetracycline or tetracycline can be used, 8 to 30 mg per young chicken under 60 days old, mixed in the feed and fed to the chicken in 3 doses. The medication should be used continuously for 3 to 5 days. Sulfadimethoxine or sulfamethoxazole can also be used, mixed in at 0.2% of the feed amount, double the amount for the first time, and add an equal amount of baking soda and feed for 3 to 5 days.

7. Can eucalyptus scorch be treated with spray medicine?

Eucalyptus scorch can be sterilized by spraying Bordeaux mixture, chlorothalonil, methyl thiophanate and other pesticides. In addition, 30% soil bacteria disinfectant 3-6 ml diluted with water can be used per square meter for thorough disinfection; the drainage system of the planting area should be kept normal to cut off the transmission path of the pathogen; the diseased and dead branches in the diseased area should be removed in time and burned in a centralized manner.

8. What medicine can be used to treat eucalyptus scorch?

1. Eucalyptus dieback is a fungal disease, and fungicides should be used for prevention and control;

2. Fungicides are divided into protective agents and therapeutic agents. Protective agents have a certain preventive and therapeutic effect in the early stage, and therapeutic agents should be used when the symptoms worsen in the later stage, and antibiotics can be added as auxiliary agents and fertilizer and water management can be strengthened.

Protective fungicides: methoclobin, methyl carbendazim, carbendazim, azoxystrobin, pyraclostrobin, etc.;

Therapeutic agents fungicides: difenoconazole, etc.;

Antibiotics: polyoxin, etc.

9. What is the medicine for treating wheat root rot?

The treatment is very effective with carbendazim and chlorpyrifos.

Wheat root rot is a bacterial disease, a soil-borne disease, which is mainly controlled by fungicides such as carbendazim, carbendazim pentachlor, copper oxadiazine, copper quinoline, and sinoprolin.

10. What diseases does methylcobalamin treat?

Methylcobalamin is a Western medicine, a derivative of vitamin B6, which can be used clinically to treat neurological diseases, nourish nerves, and promote the recovery of nerve function. It can treat peripheral neuritis, facial nerve paralysis, neuralgia, and the sequelae of cervical spondylosis and lumbar disc herniation and cerebral infarction. This medicine is a prescription drug and needs to be taken according to the doctor's face-to-face consultation.