Native Remedies for Treating Pig Diseases

Author: Zhang Guilin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: In this book, the remarkable economic results achieved by and in the past nearly 20 years through the use of traditional methods to prevent and treat pig diseases are introduced as a chapter for readers to take as a reference, enabling them to improve pig survival rates and reduce pig farming costs. Additionally, with the advancement of technology, traditional methods for preventing and treating pig diseases have made significant progress and development. We have also conducted a comprehensive summary of these advancements, presented as a chapter. This represents the integration of traditional Chinese techniques with modern technology to create efficient and harmless methods for preventing and treating pig diseases, a unique achievement in the world. Therefore, the book has been expanded from 12 chapters to 14 chapters. In response to reader requests, 6 new cases have been added, 46 simple and effective formulas have been supplemented, and reference values for normal physiological indices of pigs have been included as diagnostic criteria. In the past nearly 20 years, the remarkable economic results achieved by and in the production practice through the use of traditional methods to prevent and treat pig diseases are introduced as a chapter for readers to take as a reference, enabling them to improve pig survival rates and reduce pig farming costs. Additionally, with the advancement of technology, traditional methods for preventing and treating pig diseases have made significant progress and development, and we have conducted a comprehensive summary of these advancements as a chapter. This represents the integration of traditional Chinese techniques with modern technology to create efficient and harmless methods for preventing and treating pig diseases, a unique achievement in the world. Therefore, the book has been expanded from 12 chapters to 14 chapters, and in response to reader requests, 6 new cases have been added, 46 simple and effective formulas have been supplemented, and reference values for normal physiological indices of pigs have been included as diagnostic criteria.
The book is divided into 14 chapters: Overview, Prevention of Pig Diseases, Simple Diagnosis and Treatment Methods for Pig Diseases, Infectious Diseases, Obstetric Diseases, Internal Diseases, Parasitic Diseases, Urological Diseases, Toxic Diseases, Surgical Diseases, Unclassified Diseases, and the Preparation of Common Drugs. There are 130 types of pig diseases and 1,420 formulas.