After entering the summer, due to the weather and temperature, the intestinal problems of chickens will enter a high incidence period, and farmers will often encounter problems with the digestive system of chickens. Remind the majority of farmers to strengthen the intestinal health care of the flock to reduce the appearance of intestinal problems.
In the usual feeding process, we can reduce the intestinal problems of chickens through the following measures.
1. Diet
The quality of drinking water and feed is an important factor affecting the intestinal health of the flock. Unclean drinking water and contaminated feed can contain disease-causing microorganisms or toxins that can cause intestinal problems. Therefore, the quality of drinking water and feed for the flock should be ensured, the water feeder and feeder should be cleaned regularly, and the moisture and insect protection should be paid attention to when storing the feed.
Pay attention to the use of mold removers, which can be used: mold-free swordsman, to reduce the damage and destruction of mycotoxins to the intestines.
2. Reasonable feeding management
Proper feeding management can help avoid the occurrence of intestinal problems. This includes providing the chickens with proper feed and avoiding overfeeding or feeding expired and moldy feed; regular feeding; Reasonable addition of probiotics or enzyme preparations. For example, we can add Changyi Swordsman to the usual feeding to supplement the beneficial bacteria in the intestines, maintain the balance of intestinal flora, and reduce the appearance of intestinal problems.
3. Keep the breeding place clean
Keeping the house clean and hygienic is the key to preventing intestinal problems. It is necessary to keep the breeding environment dry and well ventilated, clean the chicken house regularly, and remove manure in time to prevent the breeding and spread of bacteria. It is best to disinfect the farm regularly with povidone-iodine or potassium bisulfate solution to reduce the number of pathogenic bacteria in the environment.
4. Pay attention to stress management
In stressful situations, flocks are more likely to have intestinal problems. It is necessary to provide a quiet feeding environment and avoid unnecessary noise and disturbances. Stress relievers can also be appropriately added, such as Wei Mine Swordsman, etc., to reduce the harm caused by stress.
The above measures can help reduce the risk of intestinal problems in chickens, and our farmers should strengthen the attention to chicken intestinal problems, do a good job in intestinal health care, and avoid problems such as stunted growth and diseases caused by intestinal problems.