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Plastic bag infarct sheep and first aid measures
Recently, sheep farmers have reported that some sheep do not eat grass, bow waist, abdominal distension, and slight heat, after which they stop eating, have a short breath, and are uneasy. The livestock owner misunderstood contagious diseases. After repeated use of antibacterial drugs, he was necropsied and discovered that the rumen had a net mouth. There were two plastic bags filled with grass and the stomach was blocked. The forage could not pass, causing the rumen to accumulate food and mucous membranes. Shedding failure and death. After confirming the cause of the disease, it is easy to search for the root. A garbage dump near the sheep farm was newly built, and surrounding residents left the leftover food in plastic bags. The sheep was eaten with salty food and eaten with a bag, and then he ate grass and wriggled into the rumen to form a pack. If not symptomatic treatment, the best sheep will be infarcted. In response to this particular disease, farmers have to accept lessons on the one hand and do not allow sheep to eat plastic bags or films. Such waste should be landfilled in a timely manner. On the other hand, it was found that the sheep took plastics and immediately took the following first-aid measures: 1. Promoting drainage: 250-300 ml of vegetable oil was used for irrigation; 150-200 g of magnesium sulfate was dissolved in 1000 ml of warm water once. 2, to promote rumen motility: Available 5 ~ 10 ml of pansy, 95% alcohol 20 ml of water 500 ~ 800 ml, once fed so as to expel foreign bodies as soon as possible. 3, to improve the digestive function: Available sodium bicarbonate 10 ~ 15 grams, yeast powder 20 ~ 25 grams, plus appropriate amount of water 1 filling service.