What to do if the chick is weak and can t stand up

The solution to the chick's weakness and inability to stand up:

1. Drugs**. When there are parasites or miscellaneous bacteria in the body, it will lead to the occurrence of weak legs, and drugs are also needed in severe cases**. For chicks that are more serious and less resilient, you can choose to feed them together with Kai Le and Liver and Kidney Health.

2. Feed feeding. The usual feed feeding efforts are not large, the lack of nutrients in the feed will lead to soft feet of chicks, and the breeder should make corresponding changes after discovering in time to reduce the recurrence of soft and weak chicks. In the feed feeding, try to add some protein, vitamins and other nutrients, choose more nutritious feed for feeding, prohibit moldy feed, cold feed feeding.

3. Timely isolation. Chicks can't stand up, it may be a virus, bacterial infection, there will be damage to the nervous system, affecting the chicks to stand, you can isolate the chicks first, and then feed them to avoid affecting the health of other chicks.

1. Generally, when the chicks can't stand up, it may be because of a lack of calcium, calcium can be added to the chicken feed to supplement calcium for the chickens, and the chickens can also bask in the sun. 2. In order to prevent chickens from standing up, it is necessary to disinfect the chicken coop regularly, keep the chicken coop clean and hygienic, avoid diseases or stimulate life, and reduce the excessive consumption of nutrients by carefully searching and selling chicken bodies. 3. Use full-price compound feed to ensure that the chicken diet contains enough vitamins and trace elements for the growth and development of chickens.

Note: Feed should be stored in a dry and cool warehouse, and it is strictly forbidden to feed mildew feed. 4. Some drugs are easy to affect the absorption of nutrients by chickens, such as tetracyclines will affect the absorption of calcium and phosphorus by chickens, so at the same time as feeding drugs, it is necessary to add corresponding nutrients to avoid insufficient nutrients ingested by chickens.

Germs and influenza disease invade the nervous system of chicks, which can cause chicks to be unable to stand, which usually occurs in the first 20-35 days of life. Chicks are infected with Escherichia coli, Salmonella, Staphylococcus and other bacteria, resulting in chronic arthritis, swollen joints, swollen chicken feet, swollen single legs and other symptoms, and naturally cannot stand. If the ratio of calcium and phosphorus in the chicken is unbalanced and there is a problem with its own metabolism, it will induce weak legs and cannot stand up.

1. What is the reason why the chick can't stand up?

1. Viral factors: Chicks are more common 20-35 days after birth, because of their poor resistance, when germs, influenza viruses and other invasion of the nervous system, it will lead to weak legs and unable to stand.

2. Bacterial factors: Under the invasion of bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Salmonella, and Staphylococcus, chicks will have symptoms such as chronic arthritis, swollen joints, swollen chicken feet, and swollen single legs, and finally cause inability to stand up.

3. Malnutrition factors: due to the unbalanced ratio of calcium and phosphorus, it leads to skeletal underdevelopment, and finally causes rickets and chicken soft legs; The lack of VD3 in chickens will cause difficulty in absorbing calcium and phosphorus, and finally induce weak legs and inability to stand.

4. Autometabolic factors: due to kidney damage, it causes kidney enlargement and compresses the renal nerve center, thereby blocking nerve transmission, and finally causing the leg to be uncontrolled.

Second, how to **

1. Timely vaccination against viruses and regular disinfection of chicken coops and feeding utensils can effectively prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses.

2. Pay attention to nutrient supply when feeding, do a good job of nutritional matching, should not be raised in a dark and damp place for a long time, and the density should be reasonably controlled when feeding in large groups.

1. Strengthen management, strengthen feeding management, do a good job in the environmental sanitation of chicken coops, and disinfect regularly;

2. Disease prevention and control must be immunized in a timely manner, and then the right medicine must be prescribed for the first time.

3. Feed adjustment is appropriately limited according to actual needs, body fat accumulation is controlled, and the weight is not excessively exceeded, which generally does not exceed.

What are the three essential medicines for raising chickens?

1. Deworming drugs.

2. Anti-stress drugs.

3. Demildew agent.

The best time of the day to feed the chickens is around 7 o'clock in the morning, when the chickens have already begun to move and have stored some sand and stones to help digestion, this is the best time to feed the chickens. ”