Generally speaking, chickens that don't eat, have no spirit and close their eyes should be treated according to the cause, which is mostly caused by coccidiosis. Usually,10g of blood,15g of Bupleurum, 25g of plantain, 50g of purslane, Lysimachia christinae, Changshan and Pteris multifida can be decocted and then mixed for100g of chickens. In prevention, chlorpheniramine, nitrobenzamide, maduramycin, salinomycin, ampicillin and other drugs can be selected, and the feces in the henhouse should be cleaned in time and ventilated regularly to avoid coccidiosis caused by humid environment.
First, what if the chicken doesn't eat and has no spirit to close its eyes? What is the reason?
1. When chicks close their eyes, have no energy and don't eat, they usually need to be solved reasonably according to the cause, and the reason for this phenomenon is that chicks are infected with coccidiosis.
2. For coccidiosis, 50g of Portulaca oleracea, 50 g of Euphorbia humifusa, 50 g of Pteris multifida, 25g of Plantago asiatica, 5 g of Bupleurum chinense 15g and 0 g of Polygonum multiflorum 1 0, which can be used by 100 chickens/time, and generally takes 5-7 days to treat.
3, in the prevention of the disease, generally can choose salinomycin, maduramycin, ampicillin, chlorpheniramine, nitrobenzamide and other drugs, usually to clean up the feces in time, and do a good job of ventilation, to ensure that the henhouse is dry and clean.
4. When feeding, adult chickens and chicks should be raised separately to avoid adult chickens with insects spreading pathogens and causing coccidiosis in chicks. At the same time, to ensure the cleanliness of feed and drinking water, cages, troughs and sinks should be disinfected regularly to avoid bacterial growth.
Two. Introduction of coccidiosis
1, etiology
(1) Coccidiosis is an acute epidemic parasitic disease caused by one or more coccidia. When the henhouse is humid and crowded, the sanitary conditions are poor, and the feeding management is poor, it is easy to break out.
(2) In rainy season with high temperature, the disease is usually more likely to break out.
2. Symptoms
(1) acute coccidiosis
1 When chickens are infected with acute coccidiosis, they will have symptoms such as loss of appetite but increased appetite, roughness, listlessness, diarrhea, bloody stool and dehydration.
Moreover, the production performance of chickens will decline, which may even lead to death. Even if it is healthy, its growth rate is still very slow.
(2) Chronic coccidiosis
1 After the onset, chickens usually have diarrhea, but in most cases there is no blood.
At the same time, its productivity will decrease and its susceptibility to other diseases will increase.