1. Diarrhea: Sick sheep often have diarrhea symptoms, feces are watery or loose stools, and even with mucus, blood, etc.
2. Loss of appetite: Sheep often experience loss of appetite or complete loss of appetite when the virus is diluted, resulting in weight loss and physical exhaustion.
3. Fever: The body temperature of sick sheep tends to rise, often accompanied by fever and symptoms of malaise.
4. Water-electrolyte imbalance: Due to a large amount of water loss caused by diarrhea, sheep may experience symptoms of dehydration, such as thirst, decreased urine output, etc. At the same time, the loss of electrolytes can also lead to disturbances in the acid-base balance of the blood, manifested by symptoms such as poor physical strength, burnout, and pallor.
5. Dyspnea: In severe cases of viral strain, hypovolemia due to electrolyte imbalance and dehydration may cause dyspnea such as shortness of breath and wheezing.
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It is important to note that viral slug is a serious disease that often causes mass infection and death in the population. If the sheep are found to have symptoms such as strain, isolation measures should be taken immediately and a veterinarian should be asked for professional diagnosis and treatment. In addition, it is also important to strengthen the management of the flock and preventive measures, and to strengthen the disinfection of the sanitary environment.
Sheep full clear injection + canola intramuscular injection, continuous use of 3 to 5 days can be cured