What is the disease of swollen chicks and how to use medicine

1. Chicken sac.

It is caused by fermentation due to the fact that it is filled with food and is stagnant and stuffed in the second esophageal opening under the sac, so that the food cannot be transported to the glandular stomach for digestion; When the chicken is caught upside down, if the liquid flows out of the mouth, it is called "water swelling". There are also sick chickens whose sacs are mainly filled with gas, which is called "flatulence";

2. In the free-range flock, the chickens have eaten too much coarse and hard multi-fiber feed, moldy feed, tubers and fast roots, or have eaten chicken feathers, rags, hemp rope hair and other foreign bodies, resulting in the loss of digestive function and the swelling of the cyst.

**Method: 1. For light cases, lift the sick chicken, head down, pinch the sac with your fingers, discharge the contents, drink water normally, and feed the mother and oxytetracycline.

Take 2 times a day, 1 tablet each time, the chicks are halved, and after 1 2 days of hunger strike.

Feed a small amount of feed.

2. For heavy cases, use a syringe.

Potassium permanganate solution.

Inject into the bursa, lift the sick chicken upside down, gently massage the bursa to drain the contents, and after several repetitions, take 100 mg oxytetracycline capsules, or inject potassium permanganate solution or sodium bicarbonate.

Solution 5 10 ml. Then feed the mother, oxytetracycline, take 2 times a day, 1 tablet each time, the chick is halved, 2 3 days can be cured.

3. Preventive measures: strengthen feeding management, reasonably match feed, do regular and quantitative feeding, and ensure sufficient drinking water, and remove foreign objects in the house and sports field in time. Individual chickens are found to be dealt with in a timely manner.

Chick cysts are enlarged, consider bursitis, which is caused by Candida albicans.

In this case, it can be controlled with nystatin tablets and amoxicillin.

It may be cystitis, it is recommended to go to the post bar to search for "chicken" and take a look at the relevant posts, maybe it will help.

If you have chicken dysentery, use oxytetracycline**. Usually pharmacies have it, grind one piece every day, mix it in feed or water, and let the chicks eat. It can be good within a week.

They get chicken dysentery, which is the most common disease in chicks.

Go to the pharmacy to buy some oxytetracycline (common and cheap), take a piece of ground powder every day, give it to the chickens, or put it in feed and water, and you can ** within a week.

If you have garlic at home, you can also get garlic juice for them to drink.

You can also look up "chicken dysentery prevention and control methods" on the Internet, which is very detailed.

Did you eat unhygienic or moldy food, was the inside of the pouch soft, and gently pinched with your hands as if there was air? If it is aspergillosis, there is no specific medicine for this disease, with the most primitive method, the medicine is: feed him some yeast tablets, oxytetracycline, and the partial method is to give him some mouse feces.

My chicks are like this, they give a lot of medicine to eat, but it doesn't work, and they keep dying. I really don't know what to do.

1.Choose excellent feed and raw materials, and avoid using mildew feed;

2.Control the frequency and quantity of feeding, and feed regularly;

3.When the feed is not suitable, replace it in time and pay attention to the transition;

4.Add an appropriate amount of sand to the feed;

5.Vitamins can be added to the feed appropriately, and substances that strengthen the stomach and promote digestion can be added regularly.

The food in the chicken is not digested, and it may be the chicken's bursitis. **The contents of the sac should be gently squeezed out first, and then fed the mother-born and oxytetracycline tablets.

Chickens suffering from bursitis is manifested by swollen cysts, which are filled with liquid or gas (also known as gas and water bursa), and squeezing will cause gas or liquid to be expelled from the mouth or nostrils, accompanied by a sour or even foul smell. Chickens get bursitis because of eating too hard, too large particles, mildew, indigestible feed, or sudden refeeding, and some diseases can also cause chickens to have symptoms of bursitis (such as Newcastle disease, which will only flow sour liquid from the mouth). Chickens suffering from bursitis cause symptoms such as loss of appetite or abolition, depression, loose feathers, etc., and death will occur if the disease is severe or the course is too long.

The disease is mainly prevented, such as infection with other diseases, it should be diagnosed together**.

Pull white dysentery, have a clicking sound, especially love to draft.

If you have chicken dysentery, use oxytetracycline **, which is usually available in pharmacies, grind one piece every day, mix it in feed or water, and let the chicks eat it, and it will be good within a week.

Chicken dysentery (pullorum disease), a class II infectious disease and parasitic disease, is an infectious disease caused by Salmonella leukarrhoea in chickens, which occurs all over the world and is one of the most serious diseases that endanger the chicken industry.

Looking forward to the present, with the continuous development of the chicken industry, on the one hand, the disease is becoming more and more complex, the types of drugs used are also increasing, and the excessive and excessive use of antibiotics has caused the decline of antibiotic efficacy, the pollution caused by the residual and excessive excretion of antibiotics into the environment, and the living environment of human beings has become more bad.

Compression of the bursa can cause grayish-yellow or milky white aerated mucus to flow from the mouth, giving off a rancid odor. Severely sick chickens had difficulty breathing, their cries were weak, and they eventually died of suffocation. Severe saliva sac ulceration and death.

Autopsy showed glandular gastric mucosal congestion, hemorrhage, necrosis, and gastric mucosa was easy to scrape.

Prevention and control points: The main prevention is to prohibit the feeding of spoiled feed. **: Light, lift the sick chicken, head down, gently pinch the sac with your fingers, discharge the contents, and then use 1% hydrochloric acid or salicylic acid solution as drinking water, hunger strike for 1 2 days and then feed a small amount of feed.

In severe cases, use a syringe to inject potassium permanganate solution into the bursa, lift the sick chicken upside down, gently massage the bursa to discharge the contents, and take 100 mg oxytetracycline capsules after several times, or inject potassium permanganate solution or sodium bicarbonate solution 5 10 ml. or flush the bursa (inserted through the mouth with a urinary catheter) several times, 2 times a day, for 3 days. Add an appropriate amount of acetic acid to drinking water.

Feed with fine-grained or water-soaked bread, milk, etc.

Rooted what could be eaten fermented.

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Many friends have encountered this situation with corns and tears, and the following is a summary of several diseases that can cause this symptom:

1. Chicken Escherichia coli ophthalmitis--- the eyelids are swollen, tearful, and photophobic in the early stage of the diseased chicken, and the pupils are gradually cloudy; Later, the aqueous humor and cornea are clouded, the retina is detached, blindness, and the eyeball is atrophied.

2. Klebsiella ophthalmia --- chickens are swollen eyelids, which seriously spread to the entire head, with tears in the eyes and completely closed eyes.

3. Infectious rhinitis in chickens--- typical symptoms of sick chickens are inflammation of the nasal cavity and sinuses, runny nose, sneezing, tearing, conjunctival inflammation, and eyelid edema.

4. Mycoplasmosis --- The main symptoms of sick chickens are sinus swelling, cough and dyspnea; In later stages, the eyelids are swollen, protruding like tumors, and tearing, and atrophy or blindness often occur due to compression of the eyeball.

5. Staphylococcal disease --- the upper and lower eyelids of the diseased chicken are swollen, the eyes are closed, and there is purulent discharge to adhesion the eyelids; The conjunctiva of the eye is red and swollen, there is blood, there is granuloma; For a long time, the eyeballs are sunken and blindness is lost in the later stage.

Two. Viral eye disease.

1. Infectious laryngotracheitis --- difficult to breathe, wet breathing rales and cough, coughing up blood-like secretions, swelling, bleeding and erosion of the larynx and tracheal mucosa; Swelling of the sinuses under the eyes, edema of the upper and lower eyelids and eye membranes, gradual reddening, ectropion, and shrinking of the ocular fissure.

2. Chicken encephalomyelitis--- generally 1 to 3 weeks old chicks are more common, movement disorders and tremors (especially the head tremor is obvious), the sick chickens are paralyzed or completely paralyzed, the eyes are straight and dull, and the eyes are cloudy or the pupil reflex is lost.

Three. Vitamin deficiencies.

1. Vitamin A deficiency--- corns have a large amount of watery discharge, the eyelids are closed due to the adhesion of the discharge, tearing, corneal opacity, and white cheese-like substances in the conjunctival sac; In severe cases, the patient loses sight, the cornea softens, perforates and causes aqueous fluid to drain out, and eventually the eyeball sinks.

2. Pantothenic acid deficiency --- chickens have dermatitis and eye diseases, and there are often mucous exudates on the eyelids.

After the diagnosis, you can prescribe the right medicine, you can first see Xingwang poultry medicine to help you.

There are many conditions that can cause swollen chicken eyes, and you need to describe such conditions in more detail before we can better help you.

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What medicine to use ** swollen eyes.