Farmers can't avoid the disease of pigs in the process of raising pigs. The pigs have been raised for a long time. The farmers are also half pig raising experts. For the common disease farmers, they usually solve their own problems in order to reduce costs. The usual methods of administration are oral, intramuscular, and intravenous, so which method of administration is the fastest for pigs? First, oral administration is the simplest method of administration Oral administration is by adding a drug to the feed or drinking water, so that the pig obtains the medicine when eating or drinking water to achieve the purpose of preventing and treating diseases. Advantages: 1. It can feed a large number of pigs with oral drugs, so it is best used for large-scale health care such as large-area diseased pigs or deworming. 2. Easy to administer and no stress. Disadvantages: 1. It is impossible to accurately control the intake of a single pig; 2, the application of the mixture for the pigs that can not normally eat the disease will greatly reduce the effect of drug intake. 3. The herd will play with water (especially during the hot season), so it can be wasted by drinking water. 4, the role of oral drugs is relatively slow, after drug administration, the drug must be digested and absorbed by the digestive tract to reach the site of drug action, so treatment of acute diseases may delay the timing of treatment. 5, the drug concentration can not be too high, some drugs (such as: tilmicosin, enrofloxacin) have a strong bitter taste, if the concentration is too high, the taste of the feed will seriously affect the pig's feed intake.   Second, intramuscular injection is the most common mode of administration when treating diseases The common clinical symptoms of some infectious diseases in pigs are fever, which leads to a greatly reduced feed intake or drinking capacity of pigs. When oral administration fails to meet sufficient doses of drug intake, farmers can use intramuscular injection. Intramuscular injection is the use of a syringe to inject the drug into the muscle to promote the absorption of the drug by the pig. Advantages: 1. Not affected by drug concentration and drug taste. 2, the intramuscular injection of drugs is slightly faster, the effect of the drug is shorter and the treatment effect is better. 3, can be accurately administered to each pig, so the dose is more accurate. Disadvantages: 1. Strong pain leads to greater stress in pigs. Sometimes intramuscular injection of sickly heavy pigs (especially dyspnea pigs) will accelerate the death of pigs. 2. Some drugs cannot be intramuscularly injected. For example, tetracycline-type doxycycline can only be administered orally without intramuscular injection. 3, only suitable for individual pigs when used for treatment, as a health care drug or a large group of pigs, the workload will be very large. Third, intravenous administration is the fastest treatment Because intravenous injection can directly lead the drug to the blood, the intramuscular injection and oral absorption can be eliminated, so that the drug can be accelerated after administration, and the drug utilization rate can be maximized. Advantages: 1. It is the fastest in the three modes of administration (usually used for first aid in sick pigs). 2, eliminating the absorption link, thus greatly improving the drug utilization rate. 3, the same as intramuscular injection is not affected by the concentration and taste of the drug, accurate administration of each pig, the drug dose is more accurate. Disadvantages: 1. The slightly longer intravenous administration time is slightly inconvenient to use. 2, pigs need to be guaranteed when administering, so there is a requirement for the use of pigs (used in the positioning bar or sows in the bed). 3. There are certain requirements for the operator's technology. 4. It is only suitable for individual pigs and cannot be administered to large groups of pigs. These three modes of administration have their own advantages and disadvantages. Farmers need to choose the best mode of administration according to the advantages and disadvantages of each mode of administration in order to achieve the control effect. If the disease is controlled by the pigs, oral administration is selected. If individual pigs are treated, intramuscular injection is selected. If the pigs need first aid for individual diseases, they should choose intravenous injection. In general, the farmers have mastered these three modes of administration. Basically, pigs can solve problems themselves! Canned Asparagus Tiips And Cuts Canned Asparagus Tiips And Cuts,Asparagus Tiips Canned,Asparagus Cuts Canned,Asparagus Tiips Tin ZHANGZHOU TAN CO. LTD. , https://www.zztancan.com
