Cattle raising is more common.

Cattle raising is common in the following ways.

1, cow hoof cracked

Cattle hoof crack is the most common situation in cattle raising, which is generally caused by cattle rarely walking and being overweight. It is characterized by the behavior of lying down, and its symptoms are split hoof, which can seriously lead to infection and injury of hoof. The treatment method is to raise the cattle with damaged hooves separately, wrap them up and feed some bean products to strengthen the healing ability of hooves. For other cows, always drive them around, and clean up the garbage on the ground of the barn to avoid infection.

Several Common Diseases in Cattle Raising

2. Cattle diarrhea

Most of them occur in winter, and the temperature change leads to the decrease of digestive ability of cattle stomach, and food accumulates in the stomach, causing indigestion. Manifested as anorexia and listlessness. When discharged from the body, the feces are thin and thick with milky white mucus. If it is not found for a long time, it is easy to die. Potassium permanganate can generally be used for treatment at the initial stage. In severe cases, medication is needed, such as bismuth subnitrate, which can be effectively treated.

Several Common Diseases in Cattle Raising

3. Infectious bovine pleuropneumonia

This is generally caused by the failure of the immune system of cattle and can only be prevented by early vaccination. At the time of onset, the body temperature rises, the tongue coating turns yellow, the tears don't stop, and the frequency of belly ups and downs becomes faster. In severe cases, it will be accompanied by cow nose bleeding and bloody feces. What we need to do is quarantine. This disease is highly contagious. At present, penicillin is the most effective drug, and you can also go to the veterinarian to buy targeted drugs.

Several Common Diseases in Cattle Raising

4. parasites

Cattle are most susceptible to parasites, and mites and cattle flies pose the greatest threat to cattle. The general parasitic parts are often on the sides of the neck and back of cattle, and they are relatively easy to find. The symptom is that the cow will rub against the wall from time to time, its tail will keep shaking, and then it will walk back and forth in the cowshed, fidgeting. When dealing with it, you should isolate it first. This parasite is highly contagious. After cleaning up the parasites visible on your body, spray insecticide, and be sure to spray it near the wound. Observe it for a while after treatment and then put it back. Secondly, it is best to spray insecticide in the cowshed once.