Drug for treating piglet diarrhea and using method

Abstract

The invention relates to a drug for treating piglet diarrhea and a using method. The drug for treating the piglet diarrhea is prepared from a drinking additive and a feed additive, wherein the drinking additive is prepared from, by weight, 70-90 g of fig leaves, 20-40 g of mulberry leaves, 30-50 g of hawthorn leaves, 20-40 g of loquat leaves, 20-40 g of tea leaves, 10-20 g of dried ginger, 10-15 g of brown sugar, 1-2 g of oxytetracycline, 2-4 g of baking soda and 1-2 g of sulfaguanidine, and the feed additive is prepared from, by weight, 30-50 g of white sugar, 20-40 g of garlic, 10-20 g of rhizoma coptidis and 2-5 g of mequindox. According to the drug for treating the piglet diarrhea and the using method, the drinking additive and the feed additive are cooperatively used to treat the piglet diarrhea from drinking water and feed and balance and regulate the physiological status of piglets, the treatment effect is good.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an animal medicine, in particular to a medicine for treating piglet diarrhea and a use method thereof. Background technique [0002] Piglets have not yet established a stable micro-ecosystem in the intestinal tract, their own resistance is low, they are sensitive to external stimuli, and are vulnerable to the invasion of various pathogenic microorganisms and various stress factors. Infectious diarrhea is more common in suckling piglets, while Nursery piglets mainly suffer from diarrhea caused by non-infectious factors such as dietary antigen allergy, weaning, sudden feed replacement, cold, environmental stress, etc. The relationship between these two types of factors is very close, both affecting each other and causing each other. It is multiple infection or cross mixed infection, which affects the health of piglets and seriously affects the piglet industry. [0003] Therefore, in order to solve the above problems, it is neces...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Because a stable micro-ecological system has not been established in the intestinal tract of piglets, their own resistance is low, they are sensitive to external stimuli, and are vulnerable to the invasion of various pathogenic microorganisms and various stress factors. Infectious diarrhea is more common in suckling piglets, while Nursery piglets mainly suffer from diarrhea caused by non-infectious factors such as dietary antigen allergy, weaning, sudden feed change, cold, environmental stress, etc. The relationship between these two factors is very close, both affecting each other and causing each other. Multiple infection or cross mixed infection will affect the health of piglets and seriously affect the piglet industry