Piglets repeatedly have fever, the reason for the red earsPiglets with repeated fever and red ears may be caused by the following reasons:
1. ** Eperythrozoon or its mixed infection **: During the prevention and treatment of Eperythrozoon, the piglet with fever can be injected with high-quality indigowoad root injection + Cefthofur to reduce fever, and the other side can be injected with acridinium yellow injection.(Or azamarine, long-acting terramycilin can also be used), once a day for four consecutive days; At the same time, use artesunate + doxy cycline, tylosin + Electrolyzed Multidimensional Mix for a week to prevent infection; Usually, health prevention can use arsanic acid + terramycilin + aureocin mix for 10 - 15 days (sows can also use it safely during pregnancy), and pigs can be dewormed regularly.
2. ** Mixed infection of Eperythrozoon and classical swine fever **: When you have flu, you can inject isatis root + pure cefotafur, and on the other side, you can inject the hormone, triazamidide, once a day for three days; drink multi-element water, Banqing granules; mix with doxy, Qingwen Baidusan, tylosin, and compound vitamins for a week; if the effect is not good after three days, you can inject a large dose of classical swine fever vaccine, transfer factor, or anti-classical swine fever serum once a day for three days.
3. ** Piglet Parasuotic Typhoid Combined with Swine Fever **: Piglets have purple spots on their ears, nose, and limbs. Their feces are yellowish-green and smelly. In the later stage, they have difficulty breathing, coughing and limping. Their skin is red and discolored or has bleeding spots. The color does not fade when pressed. The cause of the disease is related to bacteria and virus infection and stress response. This disease occurs all year round regardless of season. It occurs more often in rainy, humid, and cold climates or in alternating seasons. For treatment, 5 portions of high-efficiency hog fever vaccine (recommended to use Yongshun sub-generation vaccine), flunidol, and enroaxin + pure cefotafur once a day for three consecutive days; drinking multi-dimensional water, rehydrating salt, and neoxin for one week; controlling food and reducing feed, mixing colistin, probiotic, and baking soda for one week.
4. Swine fever: In the early stages of the disease, there are various symptoms. Some sick pigs are in poor spirits, do not eat, have coarse body hair, and have a body temperature higher than 40°C; some have pale bodies, nervous disorder, weakness in limbs, inability to stand, lame legs, etc.; some have loud breathing, like to gather in groups, have runny nose, sneeze, etc. When the disease occurs, treat it with a large dose of swine fever vaccine in the plague area or threatened area, about 10 - 15 pigs per dose. If the disease is serious, you can increase the dosage of the vaccine.
5. [Heat stress or cold stress: The pig eats normally, but its ears suddenly turn red and purple the next day. It may be caused by heat stress or cold stress.]
6. ** Streptococci Sepsis **: Pigs have a fever and do not eat feed. Their ears are red and purple, and large areas of red and purple appear on their bodies. This may be caused by streptococci Sepsis.
7. ** Chronical swine fever **: The pig's buttocks, tail root, and belly are all red and purple. The pig's spirit is still very poor. It has a fever of more than 40 degrees and has dried up its feces. It is often related to chronic swine fever.
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