Because distiller's grains contain nutrients, they are good roughage for pigs, but they also contain some harmful substances. If it is stored for too long or improperly, it will rot and deteriorate after feeding, causing poisoning. Suddenly feeding too much fresh distiller's grains can also cause poisoning. The main manifestations of pigs are excitement, rage, walking instability, quadriplegia, falling to the ground, lying on the ground, losing consciousness, collapse and death, and some of them do not eat, diarrhea, abdominal pain, dyspnea and coma.

[prevention]

(1) Don't feed moldy and deteriorated distiller's grains. Pay attention to gradually adding and quantifying fresh distiller's grains.

(2) Fresh distiller's grains should be properly matched with other concentrates, and some baking soda should be added for mixed feeding.

(3) Stop feeding immediately after finding poisoning and give symptomatic treatment at the same time.

(4) Take 300 ~ 500ml of 5% sodium bicarbonate solution orally.

(5) 50 ~ 60ml of 5% sodium bicarbonate solution and 20ml of 5% glucose are mixed and injected intravenously once.

(6) 1% baking soda1000 ~ 2000ml enema.

(7) intramuscular injection of 5 ~ 10% caffeine sodium.

(8) Sodium sulfate 30 ~ 50g+ liquid paraffin oil 100ml+ appropriate amount of water, once taken through a gastric tube to promote diarrhea.

(9) Feed some gruel or cooked batter soup to protect gastrointestinal mucosa.

(10) 50 ml of 5% glucose+5 ml of 0.5% hydrocortisone injection, mixed and injected intravenously once.