A home remedy may be an alternative to the commonly used treatment methods for diarrhea caviar. There are calf owners, both professional and hobby farmers, who are considering using these alternatives. Some use it as a last resort and others because they prefer not to use antibiotics.
The question arises as to whether this method of treating their calves is enough for the traces to cure it. What does this treatment do? Does dehydration prevent or kill viruses and bacteria? This article may provide some answers to the work of home remedies.
Since most home remedies have not been scientifically tested, warranties can never be given. However, some products showed good results. Which of them will work, and what will not, is what you have to decide for yourself.
There are two ways to help calves overcome their tracks. First, fight the causes of traces, and secondly, to maintain the state of health and calf protection system.
Foods that fight the causes of caviar diarrhea.
Grapefruit Seed Extract
It is an effective disinfectant, and it is a powerful universal antimicrobial product.
Lemon juice.
Lemon juice can kill pathogens that cause diarrhea.
Red or white wine.
They contain polyphenols or tannins, these are antibacterial agents.
Culturelle.
This probiotic formula, consisting of a bacterial strain called Lactobacillus GG Research, has shown that it protects against Salmonella and Clostridium, increases the response to antibodies and intestinal-related immune functions. He also showed that he is able to treat or prevent various causes of diarrhea, including the Rota virus, antibiotic diarrhea, and colitis (inflammation of the lining of the large intestine).
Apple vinegar.
It contains pectins that are effective against certain types of bacteria that cause diarrhea. Pectins are also associated with pathogenic bacteria and wash them out of the intestines.
Cob Flour.
It is very rich in pectin, a binder and tannins, which have an antiviral effect.
Honey
It is a good remedy for bacteria caused by diarrhea.
Bayberry.
It contains a chemical in the cortex, called myricitrine, which fights germs and also contains tannins, which have a drying or astringent effect that will help alleviate diarrhea.
Egg yolk.
Chickens are vaccinated many times for diseases that are related to diarrhea-related diseases. Then the chickens pass the antibodies in the eggs. Studies have shown that these antibodies from egg yolk can very effectively prevent and treat waste.
Products supporting therapy.
Burdock.
It reduces all intestinal inflammations and has an astringent effect.
MSM.
Methylsulfonylmethane is a natural organic sulfur, one of the main minerals. It helps reduce inflammation and helps the digestive system work better. MSM has a healing and sedative effect on the mucous membrane that lines the intestines.
Blackberry root.
Blackberry bush roots have a chemical astringent that dries excess fluid in the body. This drying, in turn, helps to stop washing.
Soluble pectins.
These pectins can cover the intestinal wall, leaving a protective coating and slowing the passage of food.
Lignocellulose and yeast.
Used to stabilize digestion and improve stool consistency.
Citric and ascorbic acid ,
These acids can restore the correct pH levels to promote the use of beneficial intestinal microflora.
Chamomile and blueberry.
Soothe the intestines, act as a spasm reducer and as an anti-inflammatory agent.
Electrolytes.
Make your own recipe by mixing one gallon of water with 86 grams of sugar, 14 grams of baking soda, 13 grams of salt, and 3 grams of potassium chloride.
An alternative could be: 2 teaspoons of baking soda, 1 beef soup, 2 teaspoons of salt, 1 packet of pectin jelly, plus add warm water to make 2-quarts of everything.
Acidophilus.
Acidophilus or live yogurt culture can help with the accumulation of good bacteria in the intestines.
Carrot Juice
Essential oils in carrot juice have a positive effect on the mucous membranes of the stomach.
FOS probiotic.
Improve the good bacteria in the intestines by adding FOS supplements (Fructooligosaccharides). FOS can be found in fruits and vegetables. It is a soluble fiber, and it has an acidophilus, as well as other essential bacteria.
Apple vinegar.
Vinegar helps cleanse the intestines and a complete digestive system and acts as a natural antiseptic. It also contains pectin, which will thicken the stool.
Garlic.
Garlic can be an auxiliary product in several ways: it cleans, soothes and reduces inflammation. Garlic also contains a large amount of potassium, which is necessary for the good work of contracts with the intestines. Potassium is also an important component of electrolytes in the body.
Bran.
Unprocessed bran can absorb excess fluids in the intestine because it absorbs eight times its own weight.
Charcoal.
Charcoal can quickly stop diarrhea by absorbing the toxins that cause the problem.
Cabbage.
Substances in the cell have shown that they heal intestinal lesions.
Green tea.
Green tea is a rich source of tannins, which has an astringent effect.
Cinnamon and cayenne pepper.
Cinnamon and cayenne pepper as a combination, are very effective in tightening the intestines.
Ginger.
Ginger can help with cramps or abdominal pain.
Kulgan.
Tormentil has 20% tannins, which makes it very astringent and helps reduce inflation.
As you can see, there are many alternative products that can help treat and treat caviar diarrhea. Most of them are ancillary products that may ultimately be useful for cleaning calves. Watch out for these calves to make sure that the products really work.
When in doubt, always consult a veterinarian because dehydration is a real threat to caviar with diarrhea, and this can lead to a quick death. Find out more about the common methods of treatment of calf diriamia here and how to prevent new outbreaks.
