How often do you raise sheep for epidemic prevention?

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If it is about sheep disease, it is best to explain in detail the size of the sheep, the breed, what materials are usually fed, and the changes in body temperature excretion. It would be better if it could be paired with a clear ** instructions.

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My family does it myself at the beginning of the spring and autumn seasons.

Comrade Ji Yongman:

Hello! The answer to your question is as follows:

Before weaning, Hu lambs need to be injected with sheep black vaccine, sheep block vaccine and sheep enterotoxemia vaccine, etc., and after 2 weeks, they need to be injected with foot-and-mouth vaccine. Ewes need to be injected with triple and quadruple vaccines 1 month before breeding, and rams are usually injected with triple and quadruple vaccines in spring and autumn.

January 7, 2012).

1) Sheep five-combination vaccine to prevent rapid epidemic, sudden death, enterotoxic blood, lamb dysentery and black plague. Generally, sheep of all sizes are injected subcutaneously with 5 ml, once in half a year. 2 15 Store in a cold and dark place.

2) Foot-and-mouth disease (attenuated) vaccine In order to distinguish immune vaccines, general subcutaneous and intramuscular injection, 1 ml of sheep, lamb.

ml (pay attention to the toxic type), valid for 1-6 months.

3) Brucella vaccine (No.) Generally, except for lambs, pregnant sheep and sick sheep that are not injected within 3 months, the muscles (buttocks) of other sheep are injected with 1 ml (containing 5 billion live bacteria), which is valid for 1 year.

4) Sheep pox vaccine is injected intradermally on the medial caudal root or medial femoral. Indicate the head according to the bottle label, and dilute it with normal saline (or water for injection) for each head, regardless of the size of the sheep.

Goat chlamydia abortion disease oil emulsion inactivated vaccines.

Pre-epidemic diseases: Chlamydia gosis abortion disease;

Immunization method: 3ml head is injected subcutaneously within one month before pregnancy;

Immunization period: 1 year.

Sheep quadruple inactivated seedlings (or quintessential seedlings).

Pre-epidemic diseases: sheep sting, lamb dysentery, sheep rapid disease, sheep enterotoxemia, sheep black plague;

Immunization method: Adult sheep or lambs are injected subcutaneously or intramuscularly with 5ml head, 14-21 days to produce immunity;

Immunization period: 1 year.

Lyophilized seedlings of attenuated toxin cells of sheep mouth ulcers.

Pre-epidemic diseases: sheep mouth sores;

Immunization method: use sterilized normal saline to indicate the number of heads according to the bottle label, dilute each head, and inject all large and small sheep into the oral mucosa;

Immunization period: 1 year.

Streptococcal disease inactivated vaccines.

Pre-epidemic diseases: hemstreptococcal disease;

Immunization method: subcutaneous injection of 5ml head, 21 days to produce immunity;

Immunization period: 6 months.

Inactivated vaccine for infectious pleuropneumonia.

Pre-epidemic diseases: goat infectious pleuropneumonia;

Immunization method: subcutaneous or intramuscular injection, 5ml head of goats over 6 months old, 3ml head of goats under 6 months old, 14 days to produce immunity;

Immunization period: 1 year.