Calf diarrhea can be treated with enrofloxacin. Enrofloxacin is a broad-spectrum antibiotic with a strong antibacterial effect, which can effectively inhibit or kill chlamydia, mycoplasma and other pathogenic microorganisms that cause diarrhea. In addition, for newborn calves with viral diarrhea, you can use animal herd's: diarrhea Taibao injection, (it contains enrofloxacin + berberine sulfate) for injection treatment, which can sterilize and reduce inflammation, repair the intestines, and effectively cure various enteritis and diarrhea. At the same time, calves with more serious diarrhea can be added to the drinking water: multi-dimensional Taibao to supplement the required nutrients to avoid the nutrient supply can not keep up. In addition to medical treatment, measures to prevent diarrhea in newborn calves are also important.
1. Adjust the feed: During the recovery period of the calf, the feed structure should be adjusted and the feed should be easily digested and highly nutritious. You can feed hay, concentrate, etc., but pay attention to the cleanliness and freshness of the feed to avoid mildew and pollution. The feed can be added: Stomach Taibao, which can strengthen the stomach and promote rumination, repair the damaged intestines of the calves, and avoid the growth and development of the calves from being affected.
2. Strengthen drinking water hygiene: clean drinking water containers regularly, keep the drinking water system clean and hygienic, and replace drinking water regularly. Make sure the calves drink water clean and fresh.
3. Maintain the feeding environment: keep the barn clean and hygienic, clean up the manure in time, ensure good ventilation, and reasonably control the temperature. Provide a comfortable and healthy living environment for calves.
In short, after calves are depleted, farmers need to take a series of feeding management measures to help the calves regain their health. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen feeding management to prevent similar situations from happening again. If the calf's diarrhea persists or other symptoms appear, we need to treat it promptly.