Precautions for raising chickens at home What should I pay attention to when raising chickens?

1, chicken coops cannot be disinfected with quicklime. Quicklime is corrosive and dusty. If you disinfect the chicken with quicklime, it will burn its feet when you step on it. Chickens themselves like pecking. If quicklime enters the digestive tract, it is easy to cause enteritis and glandular gastric ulcer. If quicklime dust enters the respiratory system, it is easy to cause respiratory diseases in chickens. During disinfection, water must be added to quicklime to disinfect.

2. Distiller's grains should not be fed to chickens. Distiller's grains contain a lot of crude fiber, while chicken's intestines are short and toothless, and there are few enzymes to digest crude fiber in gastrointestinal tract. Distiller's grains can not be digested, absorbed and utilized by chickens, and it will also affect the utilization of other feed nutrients, leading to chicken diarrhea.

3. Laying hens should not be fed raw bone meal. Raw bone powder has not been processed, and bone powder and bone glue are soft together. If raw bone meal is fed to chickens for a long time, it will easily lead to the mismatch of calcium and phosphorus ratio in chickens, which will affect the quality of eggshells and reduce the production performance of chickens.

4. Trichlorfon cannot be used to repel insects. Because the environment in chickens is alkaline, trichlorfon will produce powerful dichlorvos after entering the body, which is easy to cause chicken poisoning. Therefore, trichlorfon should never be used in the breeding process, mainly for a dozen or twenty chickens at home. Huang An chlorpromazine sodium and ivermectin can be used to repel insects.