How To Feed Open-ended Medicine For Rutin Chickens

Today, a newbie friend in the rutin chicken breeding exchange group hatched his rutin chicken chicks because the first hatching is not precise on how to use the opening medicine.

Then today, we will share with you the appropriate opening medicine use.

On the first day of hatching, we can use Enrofloxacin to grind into powder and add warm boiled water. Do not use tap water directly because the chicks just hatched out of the gut are relatively fragile. It has the effect of preventing and purifying E. coli and Salmonella.

The next day, we can use a small amount of potassium permanganate with warm water. And pay attention to the ratio of potassium permanganate and water. A more straightforward way is to show a very light purple color after the dilution of potassium permanganate. Use potassium permanganate in water for two days and change the water twice a day. This will prevent enteritis and promote the excretion of meconium.

On the fourth day, you can use warm water with a small electrolytic dovetail for two consecutive days.

On the sixth day, continue to use permanganate for two days.

After that, the chicks will have passed the initial opening stage of chicken birth and can drink regularly with electrolytic dovetail and water.