What causes coughing in cattle?
Causes of coughing in cattle may include respiratory infections, allergic reactions, parasitic infections or colds. However, a common cause of coughing in cattle is a cold, especially when there is a sudden change in weather or when the feeding environment is cold and damp. Colds are often accompanied by coughs, runny noses, sneezing and, in severe cases, lung fever and fever.
GNEEBIO's "Yinhuang Extract injection" Clearing Heat and Relieving Cough
Yinhuang Extract Injection has strong effects of clearing heat and removing toxins, dispelling wind and dispersing cold, and relieving throat and cough. It can quickly remove heat and toxins from the cattle's body, reduce the inflammatory reaction of the respiratory tract, and at the same time enhance the cattle's ability to resist diseases.
Yinhuang Extract injection include the following ingredients:
Honeysuckle Flower Extract: It has strong heat and toxin removal, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, and is widely used in all kinds of viral respiratory tract infections. Honeysuckle components can rapidly inhibit viral proliferation and accelerate inflammation subsidence.
Scutellaria Baicalensis Extract: As an anti-inflammatory herb, Scutellaria Baicalensis Extract not only reduces the level of inflammation in the body, but also strengthens the function of the immune system, helping animals to resist external pathogens.
Functions
-Clearing heat and removing toxins: rapidly reducing the symptoms of high fever caused by wind-heat attacking the lungs.
-Dispelling wind and dispersing cold: effectively resisting the attack of cold environment on the animal, keeping the body temperature stable.
-Relieve sore throat, cough and other respiratory symptoms caused by wind-heat cold.
-Improve immunity: enhance the body's ability to resist disease and prevent secondary infection.
Precautions
Avoid mixing with other herbal ingredients drugs.
If redness, swelling or other abnormal reactions occur at the injection site, stop using immediately and consult a veterinarian.
Pregnant animals and pups need to consult a professional veterinarian before use to avoid adverse reactions.
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