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Vaccines play a vital role in the entire breeding process, vaccine immunization or not sometimes preparations are related to the success or failure of the entire breeding, then, about the vaccine, how much do you know, let's take a look at some common sense knowledge in the use of vaccines:
How much do you know about the use of vaccines in chicken farming? Do you really understand eye drops, nose drops, drinking water, and injections
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >, the vaccine use route</h1>
Regular vaccine manufacturers have instructions for use, and if they are immunized, they must strictly follow the instructions for use or according to the recommended dosage of veterinarians and other technicians.
Generally, live seedlings use drinking water, spray, nose drops, eye pointing, and injection immunization.
Inactivated seedlings require muscle or subcutaneous injection.
There are three common immunization modalities commonly used in large flocks of chickens:
1. Eye and nose drops
2. Drink water
3. Injection
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > second, drinking water immunization precautions</h1>
Stop the water supply 1-2 hours before drinking water immunization, so that the chickens become thirsty, so that each chicken can drink water.
Before immunization, the vaccine should be diluted with cold boiled water or a professional diluent. The amount of water used for drinking water immunization can be based on the actual amount of water consumed by chickens for 2-3 hours.
An appropriate amount of skimmed milk powder can also be added to drinking water to protect the weak vaccine. (The purpose of adding skimmed milk powder is mainly to make the vaccine better suspended in water after combining with the milk powder.) ）
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > third, injection immunization precautions</h1>
The injected utensils and needles should be boiled and disinfected for 10 minutes, and the injection site should be disinfected with alcohol and cotton balls. (In practice, the chicken part is rarely disinfected)
Depending on the requirements of the vaccine, the site of intramuscular injection can make the chest muscles, thigh muscles or muscles near the shoulder joint plump.
The subcutaneous injection method is to pinch the skin behind the neck of the chicken with the left thumb or index finger, and the needle is close to the hand, and the horizontal penetration is inserted.
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