The parasites of pigs are divided into endoparasites and ectoparasites. The parasites in the body mainly include aphids, nematodes, aphids, etc. The ectoparasites are mainly fleas. According to this, it can be judged that the pig will be repelled 1 time in about 3 months, which is more reasonable. It is recommended to use the “4+2†deworming model: 4 times for the boar and the breeding sow and 4 for the finishing pigs (weaning After 15 days drive 1 time, 30 kg or so again 1 drive), the drug can choose Weiyuan Jinyiwei, 1 kg of spices 1 ton, used for 7 days. Let's talk about the most serious ectoparasites that harm pigs. They are called crickets and crickets. The continuous stress of pigs on pigs causes the pigs to lose weight. The growth of commercial pigs is slow, and the feed conversion rate is severely reduced. Severe illnesses do not eat long, and they gradually lose weight and die. The clinical manifestations of swine fever disease can be divided into two types: one is an allergic reaction type, which is more common and is mainly seen in growing pigs after weaning. The locust tunnels inside the pig’s skin and spawns eggs, sucks the lymph and secretes toxins. After 3 weeks of infection, the pig developed lesions on the skin, often appearing on the head, especially around the ears, eyes, and nose. It then spread to the entire body surface, causing erythema and papules on the tail and extremities, causing hypersensitivity reactions. The other is chronic rickets, which is mainly found in sows, male boars and adult pigs. The hyperkeratotic ears in sows and breeding boars are the main source of infection of locusts on pig farms. Contaminated during feeding. For the treatment of rickets, I recommend the use of the country's second class of new veterinary drugs Aipu Li, subcutaneous injection, 1 ml per 30 kg body weight, you can receive better results. Biodegradable Holder,Toothbrush Hold,Natural Toothbrush Holder,Toothbrush Holder With Private Label Yangzhou Tongfun Red International Trading Co,Ltd. , https://www.i-ecbio.com
How to scientifically and effectively deworm it? We first need to understand the developmental history of parasite worms in the human body. It takes about 10 days for larvae to develop from larvae, about 4 days for stage I larvae and 21 days for stage II larvae. After 35 days, they were fed by the pigs and entered the small intestine. After another 1 day to 2 days, they entered the liver. After 4 days to 11 days, they developed into stage III larvae, then they entered the heart and lungs, and they developed after 6 days to 13 days. Stage IV larvae. It then migrates to the pharynx and enters the intestine through swine swallows and develops into adult worms. This period of time from the development of the eggs to adults is about 75 days.