Sheep double mouth trematodiasis, also known as anterior and posterior disc trematodiasis, adult worms can parasitize on the rumen and mesh stomach wall of sheep, the harm is not great, but the child worm migrates in the true stomach, small intestine, bile duct and gallbladder during development, which can cause serious intractable diarrhea as a feature of the disease, and even a large number of deaths. Young and mature sheep are the most susceptible to infection, with severe disease and many deaths.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > prevention of double-mouth trematodiasis in sheep</h1>
1, deworming work must be in place in a timely manner, every year in the spring and autumn of the preventive deworming can not be less, which is an important work to prevent all parasitic diseases.
2. Clean up the feces in the enclosure in time and reasonably dispose of the accumulated feces. The feces of the wormed sheep can carry a lot of parasites, and the feces need to be accumulated and fermented, and the biothermal heat released can kill the eggs and avoid polluting the nearby grassland.
3. Ensure that drinking water is clean. Low-lying wet areas are the gathering places for the intermediate hosts of front and rear suckers, and avoiding sheep drinking water in low-lying moist places can reduce the possibility of infection. In endemic areas, drug treatment can be used for snail control.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > treatment of anterior and posterior trematodessis in sheep</h1>
Drugs that are effective against anterior and posterior thiomadosis include thiodichlorophenol, nithiocyanide, and nitrosamide (carbocyclide). The three drugs have a good killing effect on adult insects, and also have a good effect on child insects and larvae.
Parasites parasitizing the sheep will more or less cause loss to the constitution of the sick sheep. Because after the deworming operation, the sheep should be given intestinal repair and nutritional supplementation in time to alleviate the state of highly consumptive cachexia. Nutritional supplementation for symptoms, dehydrated sheep should also be supplemented with sugar and salt.
If diarrhea or edema occurs, it can be treated with antibiotics. Finally, the key to control is to graze away from swampy, low-lying areas to reduce re-infection.