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Beef diarrhea. Often indigestion.

It is also possible that the concentrate is fed excessively, or the feed is mildew, causing gastroenteritis.

There may also be a sudden change in the weather, a stress response.

Or the birth cow swallowing the afterbirth can also cause diarrhea. If the water content of the feed is relatively high, resulting in diarrhea in the cattle, the solution is to improve the water content of the feed is too high, if you are in the whole feeding process, there is more green fodder, to increase hay, such as straw can increase a certain amount.

1.Indigestion, calves are prone to indigestion and even diarrhea due to unreasonable feeding, especially when the digestive enzymes in the feed are changed during weaning.

Inability to adapt eventually leads to diarrhea. During the feeding process of calves, if the feed is not fresh, if it is not as soon as possible, even if the cow usually looks at grazing normally, but it looks thinner. In addition, because the weather is relatively cold, drinking too much cold water will also lead to cattle garbage.

If you eat too much green fodder, it will also cause the cow to have diarrhea, including the cow's litter is more moist.

Diarrhea caused by bacteria, the corresponding prevention and control drugs are used; Diarrhea caused by excessive amount of concentrate feed in the later stage of fattening, adding rumen to the compound feed, feeding amount per head per day: 0 60 mg for 5 days, 200 300 mg after 6 days, viral diarrhea, cattle infected with the virus, causing diarrhea, and even watery diarrhea.

This case is treated with antiviral drugs **, such as ribavirin, astragalus polysaccharides.

and other medicines**.

The first symptom of bovine salmonellosis is diarrhea. The primary damage is to regenerate calves, so it is also called calf paratyphoid fever. After the onset of the calf, the body temperature can be as high as 40 41, the appetite is wasted, and soon the gray-yellow liquid feces are discharged, mixed with mucus and blood, and the foul smell is generally fed to the cattle with sour silage, and the sake lees will cause stomach poisoning, mental prostration, and constipation.

Cattle eat dirt and drink sewage to cause gastroenteritis, which will increase body temperature and also cause constipation.

1. It may be that the cow has indigestion and causes diarrhea. Cattle intake of feed and grass is strictly controlled, and cattle digestion is improved on a regular basis. When cattle have rumen dyspepsia, they can be given paraffin oil, and then let them take oral drugs to promote cattle digestion and accelerate the recovery of the stomach.

2. When cattle ingest moldy feed or contaminated and toxic food for a long time, the gastrointestinal tract will protect itself and cause cattle diarrhea. It is necessary to strictly control the quality of feed and the feeding process to prevent cattle from eating moldy, polluted and toxic feed. 3. It may be diarrhea caused by bacterial or viral diarrhea.

For bacterial and viral diarrhea, it is necessary to comprehensively prevent and improve the management of the barn, and do a good job of disinfection on a regular basis. 4. When cattle are kept in a harsh environment for a long time, it is easy to have gastroenteritis and other gastrointestinal diseases, resulting in diarrhea. At this time, it is necessary to improve the breeding environment, regularly deworm the cattle, and increase the amount of exercise and light of the cattle.

It may be that the cattle have eaten some relatively unhealthy and unclean feed, and they have drunk too much water, and it is well water, or it may be infected with some bacteria, which causes indigestion of the cattle, so the cattle will have diarrhea and diarrhea.

It may be the environment, it may be that you have eaten some bad food, or you have not cleaned or disinfected the lesions in time, or it may be that there are some parasites or bacterial infections in the body, so it will cause diarrhea.

Indigestion, diarrhea.

Calves fed milk of better quality, or artificial feeding conditions that do not reach the timed, thermostatic, quantitative and calf exercise time, it can lead to an expanded milk product if not effective for diarrhea**.

I caught a cold, I didn't eat well, etc. Cows will have diarrhea when they catch a cold, and some things that cows eat are unhygienic and will have diarrhea.

It is very likely that its nest is too moist and the feed is too thin. Then you don't get some good nutrients and let its belly get cold. will cause diarrhea.

This situation is generally caused by the high moisture content of the forage eaten by the cows, and the forage should be dried before feeding the cattle.

Cattle eat some bad food, and there are also some viruses and parasites, so it will cause diarrhea.

This is because the feed given to the cattle is not fresh and the water is too cold, so it causes diarrhea in the cattle.

Digestive problems, maybe you have a problem with the feed you feed, and the digestion of the cow is actually very poor.

Cattle diarrhea caused by nutritional reasons. Here I would like to tell you that whether it is a big cow or a small calf, if we don't feed it properly, it will cause diarrhea. Calf diarrhea is mainly caused by excessive feed intake, due to the fact that its own stomach is not fully developed and cannot be fully digested.

The main reason for cow diarrhea is that we feed too much concentrate feed, and a large amount of concentrate is accumulated in the rumen, which will cause diarrhea. For diarrhea caused by nutritional reasons, timely reduction can effectively alleviate cattle diarrhea, and at the same time, we do stomach work for cattle, and we can add mixtures: Angastropic + Amway Taibao, which effectively improves the digestive ability of cattle, strengthens the stomach and promotes rumination, and stops diarrhea at the same time.

2.Cow diarrhea caused by bacteria. This kind of diarrhea is more common in us, and the main bacteria that cause diarrhea in cattle are Escherichia coli, Salmonella, etc.

If our enclosure environment is poor and the hygiene is not good, it is very easy to breed such harmful bacteria, resulting in diarrhea in cattle. For bacterial diarrhea, we can use: diarrhea Taibao injection when **, and add the mixture at the same time:

Amway Taibao can be very effective in controlling bacterial diarrhea.

3.Viral diarrhea in bovines. Bovine viral diarrhea is highly contagious, and the feces and secretions of the affected cattle will cause transmission, and once the disease occurs, it will quickly spread to the entire herd.

For bovine viral diarrhea, our best principle is mainly antiviral, and antibiotic drugs have no obvious effect on this diarrhea. At present, the most effective method for viral diarrhea is to use injection: Jingen injection + ampramycin sulfate injection, and the mixture is used

Amway Taibao + Qingwen Taibao, antiviral and antidiarrheal two-pronged, this program has been proven to be effective in many cattle farms.

Many of our farmers generally take the method of injection when encountering the phenomenon of cattle diarrhea. These injections are generally antibiotics, and the ingredients are relatively single, usually one antibiotic, at most two antibiotics are a combination of two antibiotics together. In this way, when we have a cattle diarrhea, the effect is relatively limited, so we will have a phenomenon of incomplete and again when we have a cattle diarrhea.

Therefore, the best way for us to have diarrhea is to combine the injection with antidiarrheal Chinese medicine, so that it can have the effect of 1+1 2.

Diseases caused by diseases, such as enteritis, can cause indigestion and diarrhea; The weather is relatively cold, and drinking too much cold water will also cause the cattle to diarrhea; Eating too much green fodder, the cattle's litter is wet for a long time, and the whole feed mix is unreasonable, etc.

Cow diarrhea may be caused by the intake of moldy and spoiled forage in cattle resulting in fungal gastroenteritis, or feeding too acidic silage or distiller's grains causing rumen acidosis, or eating dirt or drinking sewage causing bacterial gastroenteritis, or eating too much budding grass or other green materials, resulting in gastrointestinal dysfunction and diarrhea. Generally, 60 grams of garlic can be mashed and added with an appropriate amount of water, and then the cattle can be gourghed.

Do you have a stomach cold? Does the diarrhea taste strong? It's still what to eat and what to pull.

There are many causes of diarrhea caused by newborn calves, and in most cases, cattle owners mistakenly think that it is a bacterial infection, and the symptoms may be effective if they are injected or taken with antibiotics such as oxytetracycline and gentamicin. Non-bacterial infections can become more severe. Please specify the causes of diarrhea in newborn calves and the commonly used methods below.

1.It is calf dyspeptic diarrhea. At present, the level of feeding management and feed nutrition have been greatly improved than before, the milk is generally sufficiently thick, the calf eats too much milk and is easy to cause indigestion, the cattle breeder can not control the milk volume of the calf in time, and the calf may have diarrhea.

In this case, the first step is to fast for 24 hours, during which you should be provided with plenty of warm water, and 20 tablets can be used to effectively resuscitate and promote digestion.

2.The calf has a cold and diarrhea. Winter and spring are colder.

If the calf lies on the cold concrete floor, or the thief wind continues to blow on the calf's abdomen, it will cause diarrhea due to colds. In this case, the first thing to do is to do a good job of insulation. Let the calf lie on the soft cushioned grass, feed 20 tablets with milk to promote digestion, and inject gentamicin to prevent secondary infection.

3. Calves are dirty and diarrheal. Calves eating feces, urine, soil, fungal forage, or cows suffering from mastitis, calves eating bad milk, etc., may cause calf improper diarrhea. Most of this diarrhea is a kind of self-protection of the calf's body, stop feeding unclean drinking water, feed, milk, etc., and give digestion and antibiotics at the same time, if you can't get it in time, it will become bacterial diarrhea.

4. Bacterial dilution of calves. Calves develop other types of diarrhea that do not get it in time** and may become bacterial diarrhea, or directly infect pathogens in the environment, resulting in bacterial diarrhea. For bacterial diarrhea, it is necessary to receive programs such as digestive promotion, antibacterial, liquid retention, and electrolyte balance**.

5. Calf virus diarrhea. Calf infection can induce diarrhea virus, causing viral diarrhea, there is no specific method for this, can regulate rehydration, strengthen the heart, electrolyte balance, prevent calf dehydration and death caused by exhaustion, and can also implement antibacterial and anti-inflammatory, to prevent isomorphic inflammation.

1. Indigestion diarrhea, cows in captivity generally have better lactation ability, not only large lactation and high milk fat rate, calves ingesting too much high-quality milk in the gastrointestinal tract, it is easy to have indigestion, if you can't get timely and effective, diarrhea will occur. 2. Diarrhea caused by cold, the gastrointestinal digestion function of newborn calves is very weak, if lying on the cold ground or being blown by the cold wind, etc., it may affect the normal digestive function and cause diarrhea. 3. Bacterial or viral diarrhea, this kind of diarrhea is generally contagious, once a calf in the barn has bacterial or viral diarrhea, other calves will also have diarrhea one after another, and the main reason for bacterial or viral diarrhea is poor hygiene and poor disinfection.

Generally, there may be a problem with the calf's diet, check whether the calf has eaten cold food or spoiled food. At the same time, the calf should be cleaned and disinfected regularly.

In the first few days of life, the immunity of the calf is relatively low, so the colostrum needs to increase the basic antibodies, if the colostrum is fed too late or not fed, it is the calf can not obtain the maternal resistance to cause low immunity, resulting in diarrhea.

It may be because the food eaten by the calf is too thin, and the most important reason is that it has not been well supplemented in terms of nutrition, so this kind of diarrhea will often occur, and the calf can be fed a little medicine at this time.

The calves in captivity in the countryside often have diarrhea, that is because in the countryside they are fed with aquatic grass, and there is a lot of water in that grass, and they will give you some salt water every day, and if there is more salt in the salt water, it will also cause the calf to have diarrhea.

It is very likely that the calf is cold, or the milk is not particularly suitable, or the temperature of the milk is not washed with boiling water every time.

<>1. Reduce the water content: reduce the water content of the feed, if you usually feed grass and other green fodder, add some hay to the feed and feed it for 2-3 days. Let the cattle drink warm water, put the appropriate amount of table salt and antidiarrheal medicine in the warm water.

2. Feed collocation and hygiene: add some antidiarrheal and digestive drugs to the cattle's diet, such as probiotics and enzyme preparations. Cattle are not fed moldy and spoiled feed, and anti-mildew additives are added to the feed.

3. Regular deworming: Deworming cattle regularly, generally once every 3 months.

First, the fastest solution to cow diarrhea

1. Reduce water content.

Reduce the moisture content of the feed, if you usually feed more green fodder such as grass, add some hay to the feed, such as straw to feed to cattle, generally continue to feed for 2-3 days, and the symptoms of cow diarrhea can be improved. Don't let the cow drink cold water anymore, let the cow drink warm water, you can put the right amount of salt and antidiarrheal medicine in the warm water.

2. Feed collocation and hygiene.

Appropriately add some antidiarrheal and digestive drugs to the diet of cattle, such as probiotics and enzyme preparations, to improve the digestive capacity of cattle and the conversion rate of feed, and alleviate cattle diarrhea. To ensure that the feed is clean and hygienic, the cattle can not be fed moldy and spoiled feed, and the moldy and spoiled feed should be disposed of in a timely manner, and anti-mildew additives should be added to the daily feed.

3. Regular deworming.

Deworm cattle regularly, usually once every 3 months.

Second, what is the cause of cow diarrhea?

1. Mold diarrhea.

Cattle are likely to suffer from fungal gastroenteritis if they eat moldy and spoiled feed, and the symptoms of fungal gastroenteritis include lack of energy, decreased appetite, and persistent diarrhea.

2. Toxic diarrhea.

Cattle eating acidic silage or distiller's grains can cause rumen acidosis. Symptoms of rumen acidosis include low spirits, decreased appetite, dull vision, and in severe cases, even lying on the ground or even coma and prostration. In the early stages of rumen acidosis, cattle will have diarrhea, and the color of the feces is generally gray.

3. Unclean diarrhea.

Eating dirt or sewage can cause bacterial gastroenteritis. Symptoms of bacterial gastroenteritis include increased body temperature, decreased appetite, and persistent diarrhea. Stool in the early stages of the disease is squirt-like, and later in the process it is mixed with foam, mucus, and blood.

4. Herbivorous diarrhea.

Cattle eat too much budding grass or green fodder, which may lead to gastrointestinal dysfunction of cattle and diarrhea, at this time the cow dung is thin, the color is generally green.

5. Diarrhea due to overexertion.

Cattle work too much to exceed their body's carrying capacity, and their appetite decreases and they have continued diarrhea.