Currently in the winter and spring, the temperature difference between day and night is large, in the chicken cattle production process, many farmers in order to keep warm, reduce ventilation, but this is very easy to cause outbreaks of respiratory diseases in chickens.
Cattle respiratory disease is a common disease in the chicken industry, mostly in the period of the change of season, the infection will appear to reduce the amount of food intake, the egg production rate decreased, the mortality rate increased, and susceptible to other diseases, increasing the cost of breeding and medication.
Prevention and reduction of bovine respiratory disease is not difficult, farmers can start from the following three aspects:
1 Reduce the temperature difference between day and night
Spring temperatures are still unstable, sometimes falling sharply, if the temperature in the barn is low, heating facilities should also be used to ensure that the temperature in the shed, to create a comfortable growing environment for cattle.
2 solve the contradiction between heat preservation and ventilation
Skylights can be installed at the top of the farm, and exhaust fans can be installed at appropriate locations on the walls to ventilate the farm when the temperature is high at noon and reduce the stimulation of harmful gases on the mucous membranes.
3 Choose the right drugs to prevent and control
For example, the use of drugs to prevent and control respiratory diseases can improve the resistance of the body of cattle and increase the ability to resist diseases.
Indications of Veterinar Tylosin Tartrate for Injection
Veterinary Tylosin Tartrate for Injection has been used successfully for respiratory and genitourinary tract infections, otitis media, cellulitis, and secondary bacterial diseases associated with viral or postoperative infections. Specific diseases successfully treated with Veterinary Tylosin Tartrate for Injection foot fungus, mastitis and calf pneumonia in cattle, calves, sheep and goats. In small animals, it is used for gram-positive soft tissue and skin infections.
Usage and Dosage
Subcutaneous or intramuscular injections in tylosin measurements are recommended. The dose is 5-13mg per 1kg of body weight.
Precautions
When using this product, ensure that the injection site is clean and sterile to minimize the risk of infection. Also, storage should be tightly closed in a dry place to maintain the stability and effectiveness of the drug.