CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What medicine can be used to reduce diseases in chicks?

1. What medicine can be used to reduce diseases in chicks?

Chicks are weak, but there is no cure for all diseases. Excessive use of preventive medicine will increase costs and is not cost-effective. If you find that the chicks are abnormal, you should immediately find the cause of the disease (if a large area of ​​the disease occurs, it will be difficult to treat). Pay attention to environmental hygiene and provide temperature, light, food, ventilation and other conditions suitable for the growth of chicks. If the conditions are good, the chance of getting sick will be small.

2. What medicine should I take when raising sick chickens?

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It depends on what the disease is. Erythromycin is used for respiratory diseases, drugs containing sulfachloropyrazine or penicillin are used for blood diarrhea, gentamicin is used for blindness, and there are also oxytetracycline, metomycin, and so on.

Just a reminder, don’t give random medicines, listen to the veterinarian!!!

3. Is there any medicine in the chicken feed to prevent chicken diseases?

Feed mills are not allowed to produce feed with added drugs, so there is no medicine to prevent chicken diseases in chicken feed.

4. What medicine should be used to sterilize sick chickens?

Prevention is the key to raising chickens to ensure safety. There are chicken vaccines specifically for chicken farmers. When the chickens are just hatched, they can be given nasal drops. When they grow to about one pound, they can be injected or injected into the wing muscles. It is often difficult to control the disease by using drugs after the chickens become sick.

Chicken houses are usually sterilized and disinfected by ultraviolet irradiation, lime powder, potassium permanganate liquid spraying, etc., to ensure the cleanliness and sterility of the chicken houses.