Beef cattle that do not regurgitate blood may be caused by various reasons, including gastroenteritis, coccidiosis, fungal diarrhea, parasitic infections, intestinal injuries, or gastric ulcers. Here are some treatment methods and suggestions for these symptoms: 1. Treatment methods
1. Gastroenteritis - Causes: Mainly caused by consuming unclean water or food- Symptoms: bloody stool, loss of appetite, decreased or stopped rumination- Treatment: Use diarrhea Tai Bao needle for treatment- Mixing or administering Anli Taibao+Anwei Taibao to cows to solve gastrointestinal inflammation and promote stomach health and stop diarrhea- In severe cases, oral sulfamethoxazole and intramuscular injection of chloramphenicol can be administered.
2. Coccidiosis - Etiology: It is easy to breed coccidiosis during high temperature and high humidity seasons, and is transmitted through feces- Symptom: Blood in feces, posing a significant threat to calves- Treatment: Use sulfonamide drugs such as sulfonamide tablets for treatment, and the effect is better when administered orally- Paired with traditional Chinese medicine such as Anli Taibao and Anwei Taibao to enhance therapeutic effects.
3. Fungal diarrhea - etiology: caused by consuming moldy and spoiled grass- Symptoms: diarrhea with blood, feces with foam, foul smell- Treatment: Administer 2 to 4 liters of 0.9% diluted saline solution twice a day- Feed with fresh and juicy feed to improve symptoms.
4. Parasitic infection - etiology: Parasites damage the gastrointestinal mucosa- Symptoms: Blood in feces, shedding of intestinal mucosa and parasites- Treatment: Use avermectin transdermal solution for deworming- Maintain the hygiene of the cattle pen, promptly clean up feces and pile up fermentation to kill insect eggs.
5. Intestinal injury or gastric ulcer - Causes: ingestion of food that can easily irritate the gastrointestinal tract, intussusception, intestinal torsion, or feed problems- Symptoms: bloody stool, possibly accompanied by abdominal pain- Treatment: - Exclude the cause, such as adjusting the quality of feed and avoiding feed that is too coarse or too fine- Use sensitive drugs for etiological treatment, such as Tylosin. 2、 Comprehensive recommendations
1. Timely diagnosis: Make preliminary judgments based on symptoms and possible causes, and if necessary, seek professional diagnosis from a veterinarian.
2. Comprehensive treatment: Take corresponding treatment measures for specific causes, while paying attention to supplementing nutrition and maintaining the water balance of cattle.
3. Prevention oriented: Strengthen feeding management, ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of feed and drinking water, regularly deworming and disinfecting to reduce the occurrence of diseases.
4. Observe the condition: closely monitor changes in the condition during the treatment process and adjust the treatment plan in a timely manner to ensure efficacy.
The above treatment methods and suggestions are for reference only. The specific treatment plan should be formulated based on the diagnosis and actual situation of the veterinarian.