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What are the anthelmintics for pigs?

1. Dissolve refined trichlorfon, 100 mg/kg body weight (total amount not exceeding 10 g), mix evenly into the feed and let the pigs eat it. It must be given again after two weeks.

2. Ivermectin, 0.3 mg/kg body weight, subcutaneous injection. The commercial product is a 1% solution, which can be calculated as 1.0 ML per 33 kg body weight.

3. Levamisole, 4-6 mg/kg body weight intramuscular injection, or 8 mg/kg body weight orally.

4. Albendazole, 5-20 mg/kg body weight, mixed into feed and fed.

5. Propiramide, 10 mg/kg body weight, mixed into feed and fed once.

6. Oxefendazole, 5 mg/kg body weight, mixed into feed and fed orally.

7. Ascarisine, 0.2~0.25g/kg body weight, dissolve and mix into feed, and feed freely.

What anthelmintics are used for pigs? First, you need to understand how many types of parasites there are in the pig's body. Different parasites are different, and if you use the anthelmintics for the wrong purpose, you will not be able to drive out the parasites in the pig's body.

The better anthelmintics for pigs are Qiquan Dachongxing, 1 gram per kilogram of body weight; anthelmintic, 20 grams per kilogram of body weight; albendazole, 15 grams per kilogram of body weight; levamisole, 8 grams per kilogram of body weight. In addition, crystal trichlorfon can be used, 80-100 grams per kilogram of body weight.

The main ones are levamisole and albendazole. It should be noted that the medication should not be overdosed or underdosed.

Trichlorfon, imidazole, benzoimidazole, and macrolide can be used. For reference only.

Pig pens are quite dirty. How can we reduce the number of mosquitoes and flies?

Summer is the season when mosquitoes are rampant. Especially in summer, mosquitoes and flies in pig houses are more rampant. It is urgent to do a good job in mosquito and fly prevention and control and eliminate mosquitoes and flies.

Mosquitoes and flies do not fall into the category of parasitic diseases, but their harm may be more serious than any parasitic disease, so they should not be considered. Mosquitoes are the vectors of Japanese encephalitis and Eperythrozoon, and flies are the main vectors of digestive tract diseases. Therefore, if mosquitoes and flies are not eliminated and diseases continue, how can pig farming make money?

How dangerous are flies? Flies can transmit the following 16 pig diseases, each of which is pseudorabies. Ascariasis Brucellosis Classical swine fever Diarrhea caused by Clostridium perfringens types A and C Escherichia coli disease Anthelmintic disease caused by foot-and-mouth disease alone Isospora leptospirosis Mycoplasmosis Haemorrhagic bacillus disease Salmonella scabies Swine dysentery Dog Lyticus subfamily Shigella dysentery Seborrheic dermatitis in pigs In addition, in the farrowing house, flies can cause severe mastitis in sows, spread streptococci, and cause streptococcal meningitis in piglets. Flies are the mechanical vectors of classical swine fever, porcine erythrocytosis, and transmissible gastroenteritis.

If conditions are right, you can cover the pig house with a fine net of an awning, which can serve as a sunshade on the one hand, and prevent mosquitoes and flies from outside from coming in on the other hand, but you must pay attention to ventilation. Outside the pig house, remove weeds, manure piles, drainage outlets and other places where mosquitoes and flies are prone to appear, so that mosquitoes and flies have no habitat, which can greatly reduce the number of mosquitoes and flies.

Don't mention medicine, I think it costs money. That is to say, there are no toxic side effects, understand the problem, spend less money, don't suffer losses, and create value. This money should be worth spending on pigs to spread diseases to mosquitoes and flies, which is much better than buying medicine for treatment.

Cyprodinil is the most commonly used long-acting maggot medicine in the world. It can effectively control the reproduction of maggot larvae in pig houses and kill the eggs in feces. Adding 100 grams of cyclopropylamine to each ton of feed can make flies disappear before they become adults. It has a significant effect on pig farms. If you don't believe it, there are maggots in pig manure, and there are no maggots. Where do flies come from? It's like a war. The feces inside and around the pig farm are the birthplace of mosquitoes and flies. Only by doing a good job in the sanitation of the pig farm can the problem of mosquitoes and flies be solved from the source. The excrement in the pig farm should be removed in time, pulled to a place far away from the pig farm, covered with plastic cloth, blocking the eggs of flies, and accelerating fermentation. The sewage in the pig farm should be treated by anaerobic fermentation or sedimentation purification, and plastic cloth or color plates should be used in the sewage pool to prevent mosquitoes and flies from laying eggs. For large areas of feces, they can generally be cleaned, but you can't put all the feces hidden in the corners in.

Quicklime not only has a good disinfection effect, but also has a good effect on killing mosquitoes and flies. Spraying an appropriate amount of quicklime in the manure piles and sewage pools (pits) inside and outside the pig farm can effectively capture mosquito and fly larvae. Pig farms use quicklime to kill mosquitoes and flies, and can disinfect at the same time, which can be said to kill two birds with one stone.

You can place some mosquito coils or some anti-mosquito and fly grass to reduce the number of mosquitoes and flies.

The pigpen can be cleaned frequently and fumigated as the smoke will interfere with the olfactory system of mosquitoes and flies.

Proper sanitation and cleaning will not only benefit the survival of pigs but also reduce the breeding of flies. Why not do it?

1. Buy a mosquito and fly killer lamp

2. Clean the pig house regularly every day to keep it clean

3. Bathe your pigs regularly every day. Timely bathing can eliminate some odors and reduce mosquitoes attracted by odors.