On August 28, Zhao Qihong of Hai'an Township in Hai'an County came to the telephone to report that the lambs raised at home had been for more than three months, but the body weight was only about 8 kg. The phenomenon of diarrhea recently appeared, and it was permanently cured, and the lambs were getting thinner and thinner. Lambs that had been dissected were found to have effusions in their abdomen. The lambs did not ingest food and only had a small amount of water. He asked: How should lamb diarrhea be treated? How can a lamb be about 8 kg in 3 months? Zhao Qihong said that the lambs were forcibly weaned at the age of about 2 months (about 4 kg). After the weaning, the lambs appeared to have diarrhea and eat less. The effect of treatment with berberine was not obvious. After a preliminary judgment, the poor body quality of the batch of lambs may be caused by weaning stress. Dou Guangyue of the Tianjin Dagang Animal Health Surveillance Institute stated that the lambs and ewes should suspend water supply and feeding after they are weaned separately, and then feed the feed overnight after an empty stomach. At this time, the pens should be kept clean, and sufficient drinking water should be provided, and they should be easily digested. Green hay. Animal husbandry expert Yang Heping stated that lamb weaning time should generally be determined based on factors such as its age, weight, feeding conditions, and production needs. Lambs are generally weaned at 3 to 4 months of age, and the lambs are required to transfer the ewes when they are weaned. The mother is kept in separate circles. Before the lambs are weaned, a gradual transition should be made to feed, environment, and feeding methods to reduce the stress of the lambs. The farmer had forced the weaning of the lamb at 2 months of age and about 4 kg of body weight. It is possible that the growth and development of the lamb does not yet have the ability to fully feed on fodder and concentrate feed to maintain its growth and growth. This will increase the growth of lambs after weaning. Has a greater impact. If the lamb is diarrhea caused by bacterial infections due to changes in the climate, etc., in addition to treatment with traditional Chinese medicine preparations such as berberine, it can also be treated with sandfloxacin, and a small amount of penicillin and streptomycin can be used to prevent secondary infection. The incidence is more serious. Lambs can be treated with oral tannic acid and potassium permanganate solution, and oral rehydration salts should be given to severely dehydrated sheep. Since the current lamb is small, long-term diarrhea can easily lead to dehydration and death, the lamb feeding and management at this stage should be strengthened. First of all, those lambs that have just weaned and do not feed are provided with milk substitute feeds that meet the digestive characteristics and nutritional needs of the stage. Some vitamins and yeasts can be added to the feed to promote the appetite of the lamb and increase the feed intake. In addition, a small amount of fresh grass can be provided to prompt the lambs to ruminate and to add electrolytic multidimensional and various minerals in drinking water to ensure sufficient drinking water. Keep the house dry, clean, warm, regularly disinfected, and do a good job of epidemic prevention. Dongguan Anmeixuan Electronic Technology Co., Ltd , https://www.hyashine.com