First, sheep house temperature management. The newly born small tail wool is short and has poor thermal insulation. Therefore, we must do a good job of keeping the cold warm, so that the temperature inside the house is maintained at 20 ~ 12 °C is appropriate.
Second, reasonable milk
Before replenishing milk, first remove the dirt on the inside of the thigh and around the breast, and wash the teat.
After the lamb is born, it is necessary to suckle the lamb within 1-2 hours. Because the lamb sucks colostrum, it can enhance the immune and disease resistance of the lamb, enhance the digestive function, and promote the lamb's deciduousness.
The lambs should be suitable for breastfeeding and must not be hungry for a meal. As the lamb's age increases, the amount of breastfeeding should also increase. Ewes are milkless or have insufficient milk. They must be fed artificially, such as goat milk, milk, and milk powder.
3. After the lamb reaches the age of 30 days, the amount of milk produced by the ewes cannot meet the needs of the growth and development of the lamb. Therefore, we must train lambs to eat some forage feeds rich in nutrients, good quality and easy to digest, such as hay, corn, carrots, etc., and add a certain amount of trace elements to ensure the supply of clean drinking water.
Lavatory health. Lambs should be kept clean and dry, timely remove weeds and dirt from the lambs, and be regularly disinfected with 2 to 3% su water.
Fourth, the prevention and treatment of common diseases. The common diseases of lambs are mainly the following:
1, the lamb diarrhea. When the lamb is found to be diarrhea, it should be isolated as soon as possible and actively treated. The commonly used treatments are:
(1) Sulfamethoxazole 0.5 g, sodium bicarbonate 0.2 g, once orally, 3 times a day.
(2) Penicillin 5 to 100,000 units, intramuscular injection twice a day; or oxytetracycline 0.2 to 0.3 grams gavage.
2, lamb pneumonia. The body temperature of lambs after pneumonia is high, but sometimes it is less obvious. Difficulty breathing, coughing, serous secretions from both sides of the nostrils, and sometimes diarrhea. The specific treatment methods are:
(1) intravenous injection of 10% sulfadiazine sodium 5 ~ 10 mg, plus 25% glucose solution 5 ~ 10 mg, 2 times a day.
(2) Intramuscular injection of penicillin 5 to 100,000 units and streptomycin 10 to 200,000 units, twice daily.
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