Summer high temperature and high humidity is conducive to the growth and reproduction of pathogenic microorganisms, leftover food overnight or feed moisture, heat easily corrupted and sour, chicken after eating will stimulate the hernia sac wall, causing inflammation. If leftovers produce too much acid during the process of corruption, the acid will enter the blood through the chicken's sac wall and intestinal wall, leading to chicken acidosis. Acidosis is a common disease in summer chickens, but it can cause a small amount of deaths, but it can lead to the loss of the entire population. Therefore, summer chicken must be strictly prevented from acidosis. Symptoms: After the chicken has developed acidosis, the chicken's crown is often purple, leaving the colony standing, wings hanging down, feathers fluffy, food intake decreasing, and even food refusing to eat. Hand pressing the capsule, some empty, some full of liquid. When the chicken is pulled up, a sour, foamy liquid can be sucked out of the mouth. A chicken with severe illness can also become coma or die. Prevention: The measures to prevent acidosis are to feed chickens without fever or fermented feed. The principles of feeding less and adding more ground without leaving any leftovers should be the principle. Tableware should be regularly brushed and regularly sterilized to keep the flock sites clean and free from contamination. Each time the preparation or purchase of feed should not be too much, store the warehouse of the feed should be kept dry, ventilated, cool, to avoid mildew feed. Those habitually fed with wet materials to feed chickens should, as appropriate, change their feed to dry materials. Fresh water can be placed at the side of the trough to allow chickens to drink freely. Treatment: Once acidosis occurs in chickens, feeds should be immediately stopped and fed with febrile spoilage, and then treated according to the severity of the poisoning. For chickens with less acidosis, prepare 2% baking soda for free drinking. For chickens with severe acidosis, baking soda powder should be fed in time, 2 times a day, 5 grams each time. For chickens with severe acidosis, small operations should be performed promptly. The worms should be cut with a sterilized blade to remove the contents of the fistula. The fistula should then be rinsed with 2% baking soda for 2 to 3 times. Feed a small amount of glucose powder for hours to 12 hours, feed a small amount of concentrate within 3 days to 5 days, and then raise them according to conventional methods. Extruded Film Lamination,Extrusion Coating Lamination,Extrusion Lamination,Extruded PE Film Lamination,SMS Lamination XINLE HUABAO MEDICAL PRODUCTS CO.,LTD. , https://www.golbaltravel.com