When using layer cages to raise chickens. Improper handling of chickens can easily get sick. So when the chickens become ill, farmers must pay attention to breeding in addition to timely medical treatment. So what should be the most reasonable?

　　
1. Feed: Once a lot of diseases occur, the temperature of the chicken population will rise, and then the metabolism in the body will also be disordered. Therefore, farmers can modify the nutrients in the feed and their content and feeding methods to increase the energy level, according to the diseased chickens The energy level should be increased to 1.2 times the normal level of the decrease in feed intake. There is to add vitamin content. Vitamin A and B vitamins can be added to 3 times the normal amount, vitamin E can be added to 5 times the normal amount, and appropriate amounts of vitamin C and vitamin D3 can also be added. The third point is that farmers should also pay attention to appropriately reducing the fat content in the feed.

2. Drinking water: During the period when the chickens are sick, farmers should pay attention to ensure that the drinking water of the chickens is normal, and the chickens should not be dehydrated, and the water in the drinking fountain should be sufficient and clean.

3. Management: Generally, increase the ventilation of the chicken coop during the chicken disease period, and keep the air fresh, but in winter, pay attention to the heat preservation of the chicken coop and try to prevent the direct attack of the cold wind on the chicken. In summer, try to lower the temperature of the chicken coop to prevent heat stress. When chickens suffer from respiratory diseases, do not carry out aerosol immunization and disinfection with chickens.

The above are the key points for handling the chicken flock's disease period described by the chicken cage manufacturer for the farmers. I hope that the above description can bring some help to the farmers, so that the chickens can heal more quickly and restore normal growth and production functions. Thank you your attention!