Cold and warm ewe and lambs should be kept in separate groups with other sheep. Special attention should be paid to cold and warmth. The sheep house should have better insulation performance. The temperature of the production room should be kept at 8°C-10°C, and the temperature of the lamb room should be above 8°C. Keeping the house dry, clean and warm, it is best not to raise the temperature in the sheep house and prevent the lamb from getting pneumonia and other diseases due to smoke. After the newborn lamb is born, wipe the mucus at the mouth and nose and let the ewes cleanse the lamb. If the ewes do not suck, sprinkle the bran or corn flour on the lamb. The lamb-feeding time of the sheep's colostrum is usually at the end of winter and early spring, and some produce winter lambs, and some produce early spring lambs. Within two days of the birth of the lamb, it was necessary to find ways to allow the lamb to eat "colostrum," and to assist the weaker lamb in a timely manner. The milk of the ewes for 3 days after delivery is called colostrum, which contains a large amount of antibodies that can enhance the resistance of the lambs, and contains vitamin A, a large amount of protein, etc. It is rich in nutrients and plays an important role in the growth of the lamb and prevention of diarrhea. Therefore, the lamb should be allowed to suck enough colostrum for the first few days after birth. The lack of eucalyptus feed in winter for ewes, poor forage quality, and lack of ewes in milk can easily lead to malnutrition of lambs, weak constitution, and poor resistance to disease. Supplementary feeding to lactating ewes should be strengthened. Feed more green and juicy feed, such as lettuce leaves, ryegrass, radishes, red peony, etc., and supplement feeds such as corn, bran, rice bran and so on. In addition to grazing, daily supplements of 1.5 kg of high-quality hay, 1 kg of silage, and 0.5 kg of concentrate can also be fed to some pot juice water, gruel, carrots and other juice feeds and succulent feeds so that the ewes have Ample milk is fed to the lamb. Nursing Mothers If the ewes have little milk or the ewes die, the lambs can be fostered to nursing mothers. The nursing mothers must find the ewes whose ewes have a particularly high level of lactation and whose mothers are particularly strong. The ewes know the lambs by smell, so when fostering, they should put the breastmilk's milk on the foster lambs at night, or wipe the urine of the lambs on the nursing mother's nose to make the smell confusing and indistinguishable. Placed in the milk column, so 2-3 days, you can foster success. Breathing Filter- Heat & Moisture exchange filter(HMEF)
Disposable breathing system filters are intended to reduce the transmission of microbes and other particulate matter in anaesthesia and intensive care unit.
The HME filters addtionally provide the function of warming and humidifying the inspired gas by conserving the exhaled heat and moisture.
The filter can also used in spirometry to protect the spirometer from expired infective droplets.
The use of our filter at patient end can effectively reduce the risk of cross-infection during anaesthesia and intensive care and will protect the anaesthesia and breathing equipment.
Features&Benefit
Ø Designed in light weight,enhancing patients comfortable.
Ø Gas sampling ports available with tethered cap or luer cap.
Ø The shell is made of medical grade ABS or PP or K-resin with high quality and non-toxic.
Ø Adopt imported 3-layer filtering medium with high efficiency ultrasonic sealing process.The filters have compact appearance and reach the international quality standard.
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Ø Connector:15mm/22mm.
Ø prevent particles, bacteria and other pathogens in anesthesia and breathing circuit from entering the respiratory system.
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