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What to do if pigs overdose on anthelmintics

Pig anthelmintics are commonly used in the agricultural field to control internal and external parasites in pigs. However, if used improperly or excessively, it may threaten the health of pigs. When encountering an overdose of pig anthelmintics, we should take appropriate emergency measures.

1. Stop using anthelmintics on pigs

If you notice signs of an overdose of anthelmintics in your pigs, the first thing to do is to stop giving them the anthelmintics immediately. This will prevent further overdose.

2. Observe the symptoms of pigs

Closely monitor the pigs for symptoms to confirm whether they have overdosed on the anthelmintic. Common symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, and abnormal neurological manifestations.

3. Seek veterinary help

If an overdose of anthelmintics is confirmed, seek veterinary help immediately. The veterinarian can relieve the pig's symptoms with symptomatic treatment and provide appropriate care for the pig.

4. Provide fluid therapy

Excessive use of anthelmintics may cause dehydration in pigs, so rehydration therapy is necessary. The veterinarian will use appropriate methods to rehydrate the pigs according to their conditions to ensure the water and electrolyte balance of the pigs.

5. Pay attention to the pig's recovery

During the treatment, the recovery of the pigs should be closely observed. If the pigs' symptoms are relieved and gradually return to normal, it means that the treatment is effective.

Overuse of anthelmintics may have adverse effects on the health of pigs, so we must pay attention to the use and dosage control of anthelmintics. When an overdose of anthelmintics occurs, emergency measures should be taken in time and veterinary help should be sought to ensure the health and safety of the pigs.

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