CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What are the causes and treatments for chicken skinny disease?

1. What are the causes and treatments for chicken skinny disease?

The main reasons for chicken skinny disease are poor environmental sanitation, contaminated drinking water, and mold infection in feed. When the disease is serious, it can often cause the death of the chicken. How to treat chicken skinny disease? The causes and treatments of chicken skinny disease are introduced below.

How to treat chicken skinny disease

The main reasons for chicken skinny disease are poor environmental hygiene, contaminated drinking water, and mold infection in feed. When the disease is serious, it can often cause the death of chickens.

1. Symptoms of chicken skinny disease:

In the early stage of the disease, sick chickens generally lose their appetite and lose weight rapidly. When the disease worsens, sick chickens breathe rapidly, gasp, and eventually die.

2. Prevention of Chicken Skinny Disease:

Usually, the sanitation and feeding management of the chicken house should be well maintained. The shed should be cleaned frequently, disinfected regularly, kept ventilated, and well protected from moisture, cold, and crowding. At the same time, the chickens should be prevented from catching colds caused by going out in the rain. In addition, a certain amount of salt, antibiotics, norfloxacin and other drugs should be added to the nutrient soil for the chickens as much as possible, and sufficient nutrition should be provided to the chickens to enhance their own disease resistance.

3. Treatment of chicken skinny disease:

When the chicken is sick, it should be fed with 1 tablet of vitamin B6 or 0.5-1 tablet of tetracycline twice a day until it recovers. In addition, plucking the feathers with white edges on the edge of the tail feathers of the sick chicken also has a good effect. Plucking one feather on each side is more effective for chickens that are suffering from dry skin disease for the first time.

2. How to prevent and treat corn rough dwarf disease?

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Comprehensive control methods for corn rough dwarf disease

In the prevention and control of corn stunt disease, we must adhere to the comprehensive prevention and control policy with agricultural prevention as the main and chemical prevention as the auxiliary. The core is to control the source of toxins, reduce the source of insects, and avoid harm.

1. Strengthen monitoring and forecasting. Focus on regular investigations of the disease rate and severity of wheat, field weeds and corn rough dwarf disease in disease-prone areas, and investigate the occurrence density and virus-carrying rate of SBPH. In late autumn and late spring and before corn sowing, make timely and accurate predictions of the occurrence trend of corn rough dwarf disease based on the overwintering base number and virus-carrying rate of SBPH, the diseased plant rate of wheat and weeds, and the corn planting pattern to guide prevention and control.

2. Select disease-resistant varieties. Although there are no disease-resistant varieties among the main varieties currently used in corn production, there are still some differences in the degree of disease susceptibility between varieties. Therefore, it is necessary to select varieties with relatively good resistance according to local conditions, and pay attention to reasonable layout to avoid large-scale planting of a single resistant variety.

3. Adjust the sowing date. According to the occurrence law of corn rough dwarf disease, the sowing date should be adjusted in areas where the disease occurs frequently, so that the growth period when corn is most sensitive to the disease avoids the peak period of adult gray planthoppers to reduce the incidence rate. Spring-sown corn should be sown earlier, generally in late April and early May, and interplanting corn in wheat fields should be postponed appropriately, generally 5 days before wheat harvest, so as to shorten the symbiotic period of wheat and corn as much as possible and sow them later. There are three main corn planting modes in Qufu City: wheat-interplanting corn, stubble corn and late-sown corn. Among them, wheat-interplanting corn has the most serious disease, followed by stubble corn, and then late-sown corn. Spring-sown corn should be sown before mid-April; summer-sown corn should be concentrated in late May to early June.

4. Remove weeds Roadside and field weeds are not only the seed source base for farmland weeds next year, but also the overwintering and summering hosts of the maize rough dwarf disease vector, the gray leafhopper. For the remaining weeds in the wheat field, you can first weed manually and then spray pesticides, and the weed control effect can reach about 95%. The advantage of choosing soil treatment is that corn does not coexist with weeds in the seedling stage, which reduces the activity space of the gray leafhopper and is not conducive to the transmission of the virus by the gray leafhopper.

5. Strengthen field management and combine it with transplanting, remove diseased plants in the field, bury or burn them in a centralized manner, and reduce the infection source of rough dwarf disease. Rationally apply fertilizers and water, strengthen field management, promote corn growth, shorten the disease-susceptible period, reduce the chance of virus transmission, and enhance corn's resistance to disease.

Chemical control

1. Seed dressing with pesticides. Coating and seed dressing corn seeds with systemic insecticides can effectively prevent and control gray leafhoppers in the seedling stage and reduce the spread of rough dwarf disease. When sowing, using 2% seed dressing agent to mix seeds can effectively prevent the harm of gray leafhoppers, and at the same time is conducive to cultivating strong seedlings and improving corn disease resistance. After sowing, use pre-emergence soil treatment agents such as 40% acetyl methacrylate suspension, 50% dua mixture, etc., 550-575 ml/mu per mu, and seal the soil with 30 kg of water.

2. Spray pesticides. For plots where corn dwarf disease occurs at the seedling stage, the diseased plants should be removed in time, and 25% cypermethrin 50g/mu should be used in time according to the forecast of the insect situation of gray leafhoppers. When the corn is about 5 leaves, spray it once every 5 days, and spray it 2-3 times in a row. At the same time, spray 40% Virus A 500 times solution or 5.5% Plant Disease 800 times solution to prevent and control virus diseases. For individual plots where the effect of soil treatment herbicide before seedling is poor, 20% cypermethrin can be sprayed between the corn rows at 550 ml per mu and 30 kg of water. Be careful not to spray it on the corn plants. Cypermethrin has a rapid killing effect on weeds. All weeds can die 52 hours after spraying, which can reduce the activity space of gray leafhoppers. 45% Roundup aqueous solution can be sprayed on the edge of the field, but it should be avoided as much as possible between the corn rows to avoid drug damage to the corn. Corn stunt disease is devastating and difficult to cure once it occurs. It is unrealistic to spray some kind of pesticide on the diseased plants to restore them to normal. However, as long as agricultural control and chemical control are combined and linked closely, the spread of its harm can be controlled.

3. Common gynecological diseases and their treatments?

Common gynecological diseases include pelvic inflammatory disease, pelvic effusion, cervicitis, vaginitis, etc. If you have pelvic inflammatory disease, you can go to the hospital for a pathogen test and take antibiotics for the pathogens. If you have pelvic effusion, you can use physical therapy, such as microwaves, electric heating, etc. Cervicitis and vaginitis are generally better treated by vaginal administration.

4. 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.

5. What are the symptoms and treatments of diabetes?

1. Typical symptoms: three more and one less symptoms, namely, polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia and weight loss.

2. Atypical symptoms: Some patients with type 2 diabetes have atypical symptoms, only dizziness, fatigue, etc., or even no symptoms. Some patients may have symptoms of hypoglycemia before lunch or dinner in the early stages of the disease or before the onset of diabetes.

3. Manifestations of acute complications: The condition worsens under stress, etc. Symptoms may include loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, increased polyuria, dizziness, drowsiness, blurred vision, difficulty breathing, coma, etc.

4. Main manifestations of chronic complications:

① Diabetic retinopathy: whether there is a decrease in vision and the degree and duration of the decrease; whether the fundus has been examined or fundus fluorescein angiography has been performed; whether retinal photocoagulation treatment has been received.

② Diabetic nephropathy: whether there is edema, increased foam in the urine or proteinuria.

③ Diabetic neuropathy: abnormal sensation of the skin of the limbs, numbness, pins and needles, ants crawling, cotton-like sensation on the soles of the feet, alternating diarrhea and constipation, urinary retention, sweating on one side of the body or occasional profuse sweating, and sexual dysfunction.

④Recurrent infections: For example, recurrent skin infections, such as boils, carbuncles, long-lasting ulcers on the lower legs and feet, recurrent urinary tract infections, rapidly developing tuberculosis, and female vulvar itching.

Key points for differential diagnosis

1. Differentiation of symptoms of thirst, polydipsia and polyuria: ① Diabetes insipidus: obvious polyuria, low urine specific gravity and normal blood sugar.

② Hyperthyroidism: May be accompanied by decreased glucose tolerance and increased blood sugar, but also obvious palpitations and heat intolerance. Thyroid function tests show increased T3 and T4 and decreased TSH.

2. Identification of urine sugar: ① Renal glucosuria: It can be seen in diseases such as renal tubular acidosis, nephrotic syndrome, Fanconi syndrome, interstitial nephritis, etc., which cause impaired renal tubular function, lowered renal glucose threshold, and glucosuria, but blood sugar is within the normal range.

② Gestational diabetes: During pregnancy, glycosuria occurs due to the lowering of renal glucose threshold, blood sugar remains within the normal range, and glycosuria disappears after delivery.

③ Stress diabetes: Transient diabetes should occur promptly in acute infection, acute myocardial infarction, stroke, etc., generally not exceeding one week.

3. Identification of hyperglycemia: Cushing syndrome, pituitary somatotropinoma, pheochromocytoma, glucagonoma, etc. secrete glucose-raising hormones to increase blood sugar. Most of them have symptoms of the primary disease and corresponding hormone changes.

Disease treatment

The treatment of diabetes includes diabetes education, diet therapy, exercise therapy, drug therapy, blood sugar monitoring, and the detection and control of other cardiovascular disease risk factors.

Exercise therapy

It is also one of the basic treatments for diabetes. According to the actual situation of the patient, appropriate sports should be selected, and the patient should do what he/she can, proceed step by step, and support is the most important. The exercise method, intensity, and frequency should be determined in combination with the actual situation of the patient. Moderate-intensity aerobic exercise (such as brisk walking, Tai Chi, cycling, golf, and gardening activities) is generally recommended, and the exercise time should be at least 150 minutes per week. When blood sugar is >14-16mmol/L, there is obvious hypoglycemia or blood sugar fluctuations are large, there are acute metabolic complications of diabetes, and various serious chronic complications of organs such as the heart and kidney, it is not suitable for exercise for the time being.

Quitting smoking

Smoking is harmful to health, especially for patients with type 2 diabetes who are at high risk of macrovascular disease. Every diabetic patient who smokes should be advised to stop smoking, which is one of the important contents of lifestyle intervention.

Surgery for diabetes mellitus

Diet therapy

The goal of primary prevention of type 1 diabetes is to prevent the occurrence of type 2 diabetes; the goal of secondary prevention is to prevent the occurrence of diabetic complications in patients who have been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes; the goal of tertiary prevention is to reduce the progression of diabetic complications that have already occurred, reduce disability and mortality rates, and improve the patient's quality of life.

2. Strengthen lifestyle intervention to prevent type 2 diabetes

The specific objectives are to:

① Reduce the BMI of obese or overweight people to 24 kg/m2 or close to 24 kg/m2, or reduce their body weight by at least 5%-10%

②Reduce the total daily calorie intake by at least 400-500 kcal

③Saturated fatty acid intake accounts for less than 30% of total fatty acid intake

④ Increase physical activity to 250-300 minutes/week.

3. Drug intervention to prevent type 2 diabetes: not recommended.

Through the above explanation of the symptoms of diabetes, I believe everyone has a certain understanding, and also knows that not paying attention to diet can easily lead to increased blood lipids, etc. Diet is very important. Only healthy eating habits can help us better regulate the body and enhance resistance. Here I also sincerely hope that most people can stay away from this disease.

6. How to prevent and treat azalea leaf disease?

Azalea leaflet disease is one of the more common nutritional deficiencies of azalea. It is a physiological disease caused by zinc deficiency in the soil. Azalea leaflet disease caused by zinc deficiency occurs from spring to autumn and is more common in summer. When the temperature exceeds 30°C, leaflet disease is very likely to occur. After the plant becomes ill, the leaves near the top of the branch become significantly smaller, the leaves are thin and brittle, the leaf edges curl to the back, the leaves lack green, and yellow-brown rust spots appear. The leaves turn yellow or yellow-white, the growth of the branch tops is stunted, the internodes are shortened, and the leaves grow together in clusters. The occurrence of leaflet disease can cause poor growth of the entire plant, a significant decrease in the budding rate, delayed flowering or no flowering, and even lead to the death of the plant. Prevention and control methods:

1. In spring, depending on the size of the azalea pot, apply 1 to 2 grams of zinc sulfate per pot. Try to apply less phosphorus fertilizer and organic fertilizer to avoid reducing the effectiveness of zinc. Since zinc fertilizer can be retained in the soil for a long time, it can be applied once every two years.

2. After the disease occurs, spray 500-600 times diluted Guoguang zinc on the tender buds and leaves every 10-20 days, or dilute 1500-2000 times and irrigate the roots, the effect is significant. 1 Improve the soil structure and water alternately between dry and wet. 2 Prevent high temperature and stuffiness, cover with shade nets in summer, and properly control the planting density. 3 Add zinc sulfate fertilizer, and you can also spray rare earth compound fertilizer or small leaf enemy 3-4 times, the effect is quite obvious. Contributor:

7. Prevention and treatment of heart disease?

There are many types of heart disease, so the symptoms are different. The early symptoms of coronary heart disease include chest tightness and chest pain. Prevention should be a low-salt and low-fat diet, no smoking and drinking, more exercise, weight control, and active treatment of risk factors such as blood lipids, blood sugar, and blood pressure. Rheumatic heart disease may cause arrhythmias such as palpitations, palpitations, and premature beats in the early stages. Prevent streptococcal infection, prevent colds and usual symptoms, use antibiotics in time to control infection, and avoid rheumatic attacks.

8. What are the prevention and treatment methods for eye nematode disease in meat pigeons?

Answer: To prevent this disease, we need to strengthen feeding management, maintain good environmental hygiene, and eliminate cockroaches. If the pigeons are found to be infected, they should be treated symptomatically. You can use 1%-2% chloranil solution to rinse the eyeballs, or wash with saline, apply erythromycin eye ointment or drop chloramphenicol eye drops. You can also use surgery to remove the worms.

9. What are the self-examination and treatment methods for common pet diseases?

A month ago, my five-year-old Yorkshire terrier started to urinate everywhere in the room, and then one day he urinated on his bed. At first, I didn't care and criticized him, because my dog ​​is very smart and can usually understand what I say to him. After about two or three days, I found that he often squatted on the ground to urinate, but he didn't urinate every time, and the places included the bedroom, kitchen, and the nest. My mother and I realized that the dog might not be able to urinate, but it was already past 8 o'clock in the evening, so we just called the veterinarian we knew to ask about the situation, and the answer we got was "urinary tract infection or stones". However, after looking up the information, I found that urinary tract infection would have other secretions, and my dog ​​just couldn't urinate. Sometimes the urine that came out was clear. I asked a friend who is a veterinarian, and he guessed that it should be stones, and it could come out by rubbing it, so it should be a blockage, not a big stone. I plan to take an X-ray of the dog after work the next day.

After confirming that it was a stone, I started looking for help from many sources, because my dog ​​gave birth to three puppies two years ago, but none of them survived a day. In addition, my eldest child had a difficult birth, and she was sterilized after a cesarean section, so I didn't want to perform surgery on her. Then, during the search, I found the following answer:

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The ingredients of this drug are the best I have seen so far: 1. M-acetyl D-glucosamine. Taobao also has another cheap drug that uses this alone. This is a urinary tract mucosal protective agent, which is especially helpful for hematuria.

2. The next two are the unique ingredients of this drug, which is why I say it is very good. One is furosemide, which is also used in humans. Its function is to promote urination, increase urine volume to impact stones, and help stones to be discharged;

3. Atropine. This is also used in humans. In fact, when spasmodic pain occurs during stone excretion, atropine can relieve spasms and relax the smooth muscles of the urinary tract to help expel stones. The above two ingredients are the most effective combination for stone excretion. If you don’t want to buy the medicine at this price, you can go directly to a veterinary drug store on Taobao. There are veterinary atropine and other drugs. Injections are also possible, but most owners find it difficult to handle it themselves. Therefore, this medicine is more convenient and the ingredients are the best and most effective.

Original question link How to treat recurrent urinary tract stones in cats? - Tiandi Buyi's answer

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Then after consulting my sister in private messages, I started to give my dog ​​this and the pink anti-inflammatory medicine, both of which are from Bayern in Germany. Dabao, who hadn't defecated for three days, actually defecated quietly at night. Although it happened in my bedroom and the stool was very watery, as long as Dabao can feel more comfortable, it's fine. Every day, they mix prescription food with ordinary dog ​​food and soak it in boiling water before eating, which can increase their water intake. Now they have drunk two boxes of medicine, which is 32 days. Dabao can hold his urine and doesn't urinate anywhere, and his bowel movements are normal. . . . Thank you to this sister for telling me a lot very patiently and telling me in great detail how to use the medicine. It's really beyond words, because Dabao has been in my home for five years. Although she is sometimes very naughty, people who keep pets know that they are not just animals, they are family members. . . . . . . . . . . . .

But my dog's stones are not serious, just mud-like blockage, so conservative treatment is given. If it is very serious, you still have to listen to the veterinarian and treat it as soon as possible.

This is why I want to raise such a question. The veterinary market is not well understood by us now, and some parents do not have common sense in this area. So I want to brainstorm. If everyone knows what the symptoms are before babies get some diseases, they can detect and treat them early. After finding out what the disease is, we can communicate with each other to avoid some unscrupulous and black-hearted veterinarians from harming our babies.

Then there are a few small questions. My two babies, Dabao and Erbao, are both female Yorkshire Terriers, 5 years old. Both have symptoms of frequent sneezing and wheezing. I took them to the vet, but they couldn't explain why. So I hope everyone can help! Thank you

Bai En Chong Shu Ling, the upper one is for stones, the lower one is for anti-inflammatory. I also asked others about the prescription food I bought on Taobao, and my second and first babies are also good for me, haha

10. How to prevent chicken leukemia?

First of all, I would like to state that there is currently no suitable vaccine to prevent chicken leukemia. Therefore, the occurrence and spread of this disease can only be controlled by strengthening feeding management and cutting off the transmission route.

How to prevent chicken leukemia?

Based on the farm's experience in preventing and controlling chicken lymphocytic leukemia and combined with the domestic prevention and control practices in recent years, it is recommended that chicken farmers take comprehensive prevention and control measures.

In the process of manufacturing other vaccines, if the quality control is poor, the chicken lymphocytic leukemia virus may be mixed into the vaccine, which may cause lymphocytic leukemia in chickens after vaccination. Therefore, large-scale breeding companies try to use vaccines with guaranteed quality.

Antibody monitoring means regular and continuous antibody testing of chickens, and timely elimination of positive chickens according to antibody levels. In the absence of vaccination, if lymphocytic leukemia virus antibodies are produced in chickens, it means that the chickens have been infected with the disease. In this case, if infected chickens are eliminated immediately, the source of infection in the chickens is eliminated, and disinfection and other measures are taken to cut off the transmission route, the epidemic can be stopped quickly and the losses can be minimized. Through antibody testing, infected chickens can be found before serious symptoms occur in the chickens. Therefore, antibody monitoring is a strategic measure for large chicken farms, especially breeder farms, to prevent and control lymphocytic leukemia.

Disinfection work: The chicken house equipment should be disinfected regularly, and vehicles and personnel entering and leaving should also be disinfected. After all people enter and leave, the chicken house should be fumigated and disinfected.

Normally, we should strengthen the management of chicken flocks, formulate feeds reasonably, avoid moldy and spoiled feeds, reasonably add trace elements and vitamins, and improve the resistance of chicken flocks. Since adult chickens and chicks have different disease resistance, in order to prevent the outbreak of diseases, adult chickens and chicks cannot be raised in the same chicken house. Chickens from different batches and with large age differences cannot be raised in the same chicken house.