Composition for treating chicken enterovirus syndrome and its preparation method

Abstract

The invention discloses a composition for treating a chicken enterovirus syndrome and its preparation method, and aims to provide a composition able to treat the chicken enterovirus syndrome, address both the symptoms and root causes, correct electrolyte balance and strengthen curative effects as well as a preparation method thereof. The composition comprises by weight: 15-25% of sulfaguanidine, 15-25% of, 3-7% of vitamin K, 5% of sodium chloride, 5% of potassium chloride, and the balance anhydrous glucose. The sulfaguanidine adopted in the invention is not adsorbed in chicken intestines. By contact killing of coccidians, dimetridazole can kill anacerobes causing the enterovirus syndrome. The combined use of sulfaguanidine and dimetridazole can be directed to kill coccidians and anacerobes causing the enterovirus syndrome. Potassium chloride and sodium chloride can correct electrolyte balance, and reduce adverse reactions caused by electrolyte loss due to chicken diarrhoea. Able to stop bleeding, vitamin K3 can reduce intestinal bleeding resulted from the enterovirus syndrome. Combined use of multiple drugs in the composition of the invention can effectively treat the enterovirus syndrome.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a composition for treating chicken enterotoxic syndrome and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Chicken enterotoxic syndrome is a common mixed infection of chickens. The main pathogen is coccidiosis and anaerobic bacteria infection. Sick chickens mainly show diarrhea, and even watery diarrhea, and the feces become thinner, shapeless, and not piled up. , which occupies a larger area than normal feces, and contains more undigested feed in the feces, which is light yellow or light yellow-green, and sometimes tomato or fish intestine-like feces can be seen. At this time, the feed intake of chickens begins to decrease significantly, generally by 10 % to 20%, and it can reach more than 30% in severe cases. In the middle and later stages of the disease, some chickens can be seen with neurological symptoms such as excitement, screaming, head and neck tremors, and then paralyzed, exhausted and dead; the pathologi...

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[0003] Because the disease is more complicated, it is a complex infection, and it is easy to be confused with coccidiosis or necrotizing enteritis. Farmers often have poor treatment effects because they cannot clearly determine the type of disease, and sick chickens are due...

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