During the onset of the disease, the flock will have physiological dysfunction, the ability to adapt to the environment will decline, the demand for nutrients will increase, and the regulation of endocrine will also be affected. If at this time through better management measures, to give adjuvant therapy, the recovery of the disease will have a multiplier effect.

First, eliminate

1. Isolate and eliminate. There are three implications for isolating severe disease chickens: First, for seriously diseased chickens, there is not enough drug for the flock to achieve therapeutic goals. It is possible that there will still be death chickens while the chickens are being administered, which will affect us. Judgment on medication is misleading. The second is that diseased chickens will continue to be scattered and poisonous, which is an important source of transmission of diseases. When the chickens have poor resistance, they are more likely to infect or aggravate the condition of the flock. The third is to manage segregated diseased chickens individually. Some severely ill chickens may recover and reduce losses.

2. Resolutely eliminated. For diseased chickens that have no therapeutic value, we must resolutely eliminate them.

Second, feeding

The onset of flocking tends to increase body temperature and metabolic disorders. Therefore, it is necessary to change the nutrient content in feed and its content and feeding methods:

1. To increase energy levels. According to the reduction in feed intake, the energy level should be increased by 1 to 1.5 times.

2. Increase the vitamin content. Vitamin A and vitamin B can be increased by 2 to 3 times, vitamin E can be increased by 5 times, and appropriate amounts of vitamin C and vitamin D can also be increased. In short, high-dose multivitamins are effective in promoting the recovery of the disease.

3. Properly reduce the fat content in the feed. In particular, kidney-related diseases appear to reduce the burden on the kidneys.

4. Increase feeding facilities and times. If possible, feed is processed into pellets or feed is mixed to stimulate feed intake.

5. Keep the feed and feeding facilities clean and prevent mold.

Third, drinking water

The normal supply of drinking water must be ensured during the onset of the flock, and the water in the drinking fountain should be clean and sufficient. If you are administering medication in drinking water, you need to calculate the dosage based on the normal amount of water in the flock and mix well. Also pay attention to the effective time of the drug in the water, ensure that the drug is fed within the effective period, and should not cut off water before the drug is administered.

Fourth, ventilation

During the onset of the flock, ventilation is generally increased to keep the air fresh. But in winter, pay attention to the insulation of the chicken house and try to avoid the direct invasion of chickens by thieves and cold winds. In the case of respiratory diseases, especially when conditions such as E. coli and mycoplasma cause infections, ventilation is especially important. If only treating with drugs alone does not improve the environment, it may have little effect.

Fifth, disinfection

Remove chicken manure in a timely manner, adhere to chicken disinfection, increase the number of disinfection. However, in the case of respiratory diseases, do not aerosolize. If you need emergency vaccination, disinfection is prohibited to avoid infection and destruction of the vaccine by the disinfectant.

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