What diseases will occur in the growth process of seedling cattle?

In the cattle industry, cattle are healthy and rarely affected by diseases, but for newborn calves, due to their imperfect body development, their immunity to diseases is insufficient, and the probability of contracting diseases is relatively high. Therefore, in order to ensure the economic benefits of breeding, it is necessary to clarify the causes of disease in newborn calves and take targeted prevention and control methods according to the actual conditions, so as to improve the health level of newborn calves and promote the development of the cattle industry. So today, let's take a look at some diseases that will occur in the growth process of Miao cattle?

What to look out for?

1.Constipation. Constipation generally refers to the fact that the calf does not defecate within one day after birth, and if it does not defecate for a long time, it will lead to a decrease in the amount of food the calf eats, a swollen belly, and finally death.

After the calf has constipation, it is necessary to carry out the enema work in time, with soapy water. The feces in the stomach are softened and the calves are encouraged to expel them. After the feces are discharged, the calves are filled with an appropriate amount of plant-based meat in the rectum, or the calves are warmed to keep the calves' abdomen warm to avoid severe abdominal pain and excessive stress response of the calves.

2.Diarrhoea. If the feces of a calf about 1 month old are dark red and resemble blood soup, it is confirmed that the calf has diarrhea.

Calves often show signs of depression after diarrhoea, loose generally, and varying degrees of anorexia. Diarrhoea occurs mostly due to cold in calves, and in a few cases is caused by E. coli in calves. At present, the best way to prevent and treat diarrhea in newborn calves is to strengthen the feeding of calves at birth, and the breeder should take good care of the calves to ensure their gastrointestinal health.

In addition, on this basis, special attention should be paid to the accommodation of the calves and not allowing the calves to rest in the damp barn, which is a prerequisite for the healthy growth of the calves, and also to ensure that they do not develop diarrhea and other similar diseases. For calves that already have diarrhea, calves are less resistant and more susceptible to viruses from other diseases. Therefore, when calves have diarrhea, they should do a good job of daily anti-inflammatory work, only in this way can they ensure the healthy growth of calves in a safe and hygienic environment.

3.Tetanus.

The disease is caused by the use of unsterilized scissors to cut the umbilical cord during delivery, and tetanus bacilli penetrate the calf through the umbilical cord wound. It takes 4 to 6 days for the bacteria to show symptoms in calves. The sick calf's limbs are stiff, his walking is swaying, his back is as hard as a plank, his ears are stiff, his eyes are like copper bells, there is blood in the corners of his eyes, mucus is flowing from the corners of his mouth, there is a see-saw sound in his throat, his mouth is tight and difficult to open, his nose is panting, and he has a high fever when he comes out of breath.

The tongue is red, and the pulse is heavy.

Sometimes there will be the disease of the cow's hoof splitting, and then there will be diarrhea, and there will be parasites on the body. In these cases, the cattle must be given medicine in time, and the cattle must be given some soy products, and then the parasites must be cleaned up in time, the cowshed must be cleaned regularly, and the treatment of spraying should be carried out once a week.

First of all, the tongue will be yellow, the body temperature will also increase, and there will be tears, and the belly of the cow is also relatively swollen, the hooves are also easy to crack, the body will have a lot of inflammatory problems, and even diarrhea, there are more parasites.

Common diseases of cattle: bovine epidemic fever, rumen food accumulation, foot-and-mouth disease, rumen flatulence, bovine anthrax, etc. Farmers should feed the cattle regularly and quantitatively in the breeding process, keep the enclosure hygienic and clean, and carry out effective prevention of diseases to prevent and control diseases.

Fever, malnutrition, infectious diseases, pneumonia, sepsis, these are some of the diseases that will occur in the growth of seedling cattle.