If there is a hole or hole in the bottom of the hoof, 5% copper sulfate powder or 5% sodium salicylate powder can be filled in the hole (hole), and then pine oil or antibiotic ointment can be coated on the outside after dressing. In order to prevent septicemia, attention should also be paid to systemic treatment with penicillin, streptomycin and broad-spectrum antibiotics.
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Disease claudication (foot-and-mouth disease, streptococcus, foot rot)
1. After sheep are infected with foot-and-mouth disease virus, their limbs often bear loads alternately, shaking their hind limbs, leading to lameness. In severe cases, people lie prone for a long time and have difficulty standing. Treatment: All sheep were vaccinated with attenuated foot-and-mouth disease vaccine. When sick sheep are found, strict isolation, fixed feeding management tools and strict disinfection should be carried out. For areas with serious illness, they should be culled on the spot and treated harmlessly.
2. Streptococcosis can cause swelling of the leg joints of sheep.
Preventive and control measures
Isolation and disinfection: whenever sheep are found to have symptoms or suspected symptoms, they must immediately isolate and block the epidemic areas, and at the same time thoroughly disinfect the areas contaminated by sick sheep. The manure accumulated in the pen house is treated centrally, and the dead sheep are burned or buried deeply. Sodium dichloroisocyanurate can be diluted with water at the ratio of 1: 800, and disinfectants such as 1% formaldehyde solution, 3% lysol and 10% lime milk can be used to disinfect the fence. The grazing of sick sheep can only be carried out in a fixed place, and it is not allowed to contact healthy sheep. For the sheep in the same group who have not yet developed the disease, the serum of Streptococcus ovis can be used in time for prevention.