What are the methods for preventing and controlling diseases in goslings

Goslings are also called goslings. They have a relatively high incidence of disease, especially in the cold winter, when their survival rate becomes very low. This will result in farmers' income being relatively low. Goslings still suffer from many common diseases, so everyone should understand the correct prevention and treatment methods so as to increase production and increase income. Here I will give you a detailed introduction to the relevant knowledge, and those who are interested can learn about it.

Goose plague

There is no specific treatment for this disease, so prevention is the main approach. About one month before the breeding geese lay eggs, two consecutive injections of gosling plague vaccine are given for advance immunization.

Goose lethargy

The disease is mainly caused by Salmonella infection. Use appropriate amounts of chili powder and ginger, mix them in a pan and stir-fry, then add rice bran and stir-fry again. After the rice bran is fried and cooled, feed it to the patient. Feed it for 2 days in a row and the disease will be cured.

Goose Flu

The disease mainly occurs in goslings, mostly caused by sudden changes in temperature. The sick geese are in poor spirits, have poor appetite, huddle together, have runny noses, and shake their heads. The course of the disease is 3 to 5 days, and failure to receive adequate treatment may result in death. Penicillin can be injected intramuscularly into sick geese, and sulfadiazine tablets can also be taken orally. At the same time, pay attention to keeping warm.

Fowl cholera

The disease is an acute septicemic infectious disease caused by avian Pasteurella. In the acute stage, sick geese stand still with their eyes closed, are listless, have no appetite, suffer from diarrhea, have grass-green feces, and have a body temperature of 41-43°C. They die 2-3 days after the onset of the disease.

Treatment

The disease can be controlled by intramuscular injection of a mixture of penicillin and streptomycin twice a day for 3 to 4 days, and adding 0.02% of co-trimoxazole to the feed.

Coccidiosis

The disease mainly harms geese aged 3 weeks to 3 months. Therefore, prevention should be focused on geese aged 20-90 days. 50 mg of chlorpheniramine (therapeutic dose is 100 mg) can be added to each kilogram of feed for 10 consecutive days.

Parasites

The first deworming is carried out when the goslings are one month old. 150-200 mg of dichlorophen thiophene per kilogram of body weight is fed at night, which is effective in expelling nematodes, flukes and nematodes.

Soft foot disease

The main reason is the lack of minerals and vitamin D in the feed. Treatment method: Feed each bird 10 mg of vitamin D twice a day for 3 to 5 times.

Poisoning

The green feed for goslings often contains pesticide residues, which can cause poisoning and death if not treated immediately. At this time, you can pry open the goose's mouth with your hands, pour 10 to 15 grains of dry urea into it in time, then feed it water, and then put it into the river for grazing, allowing it to drink water freely. After 2 hours, the poisoned goose will slowly return to normal.