Pig Industry - Illness of Glasser - Health


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02/04/2006

jhon Betancurt
Colombia

it Tries to manage temperatures in first week of 32 degrees postdestete, and to go diminishing two degrees gradually per week. He/she observes the medication of your concentrate, and it avoids any estrés or manipulation of your animals. He/she would also recommend to carry out two daily fumigations with a good one disinfectant.

02/04/2006

Alfredo Oscar Rasilla
Argentina

I am happy that the things have improved, and the good thing that I rescue it is the flowing communication that has been possible to solve this problem the quickest thing possible, and he/she wanted that this communication stayed present because it has been very instructive. From already thank you to all that have offered a while of their time and experience, because one is always learning.

08/04/2006

Johanna Gonsalez Medina
Peru

TO me he/she also gives me a lot of pleasure to be able to communicate them the improvements in the farm, apparently I already have it controlled, but in a same way I have contacted myself with the Dr. Roberto Tinoco so that he/she carries out us some autovacunas, because in the antibiograma analysis he/she appeared good Haemophylus, E. coli and Pasteurella. Good, that already knew it without the results, but the Dr. Roberto will help us with a pull of samples of water, food and grounds for this way to be able to make a specific vaccine. Thanks to all the Drs. that have helped me... they am very grateful, and the truth is that I will continue bothering them and asking like he/she says the Dr. one never stops to learn something new... That that yes I would like to know it is something on the Ciprofloxsacina... or in general on the Quinolonas. I have begun him to give in food, now they will receive from the 7 days of age up to the 35 and then the Tylan - Sulfa (Montana prepares the formulas). I hope with these drugs and vaccines we can take out the farm of the illnesses quickly. Without more than to say, I wait their answers...
Thank you Friends.

10/04/2006

I mark antonio alvarado martinez
Mexico

I Coincide with the colleagues, but the sanity in that you/they are the facilities should be even this way stricter, and the strongest treatment or to be aggressive with him, he/she thinks that in this case the cefoslosporinas is effective to treat this problem, and it should be each 4 or maximum 6 hours of application, to avoid the humidity and the disinfection contínua of of the room of childbirths. Greetings to all the colleagues.

10/04/2006

Homero Saline Gonzalez
Mexico

Greetings to all the panelists. Basically, what it programs you will take with regard to the infection, it will be based on Cpirofloxacina, and in what stage, and you will finish with Tilosina tartrato and sodium Sulfametazina, for how long, if it is to dose contínua or a program of pulsations, and how other variants have apart from these to prescribe your food, and if you have thought of Florfenicol with Tilosina tartrato, Paracetamol and Bromexina, to reason of 40mg, 110mg, 50mg, 50mg, respectively of each one of these, since based on the bacterias that are implied, he/she is speaking of the breathing complex of the pig.
Greetings.

11/04/2006

ANGEL WILFREDO HUALPA BENDEZU
Peru

Still when you are solving the problem, it would be necessary that they offer us all the information on the carried out exams with the purpose of that you/they don't stay in the air the opinions, and you same they conclude in something more serious.
Greetings to all the friends, and let us hope soon we can discuss the topic.

14/04/2006

Johanna Gonsalez Medina
Peru

Thank you friends for their prontos advice. I will count them that I have already controlled seemingly the problem, because I have cases isolated in recría of animals that persists them the cough. I have had to sacrifice 5 animals that had not reacted well to the Tto with Enrofloxacina L.A. at the 20 the day Wednesday, and my surprise was that I continue finding fibrina in the diameter of the heart, also focuses neumónicos although no longer liquid so much encounter in the thoracic cavity. As I commented them, E. coli is also interfering in the Tto. The food has varied, now the procedure that I am using from Wednesday 12/04/06 is:
1° day of having been born Enro20 L.A. 0.2ml to C/lechón and the Weaning (21 days) 0.5 ml.
7 - 31 days some food prescribed with Ciprofloxacina, Stress pack Bonus to the moment of the weaning.
From the 32 until before taking it to the one it puts on weight 65 days the Tylan it consumes - Sulfa(fase 1 and phase 2).
Good friends, any novelty I communicate them. Thank you for their contributions, they have served me of a lot:)
Ah, does somebody know if the Quinolonas in general alters the growth? And if enrofloxacina can be given to those that have relapsed? Or better to change antibiotic?
Again Thank you and thank you.

Johanna

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