There are ten ways to identify diseased sheep
(a) look at the health of sheep's eyes Sheep's eyes are flexible, bright and fresh, clean and moist. The eyes of the sick sheep are bleak. The eyes are drowsy and the response is slow.
(b) to see the ear of sheep ears disease-free sheep ears often erect and flexible, diseased sheep's head low lunar, ears do not shake.
(c) Look at woolly healthy sheep coats that are neat, shiny, and flexible. The diseased sheep are unkempt and dull.
(D) to see sheep ruminant disease-free sheep eat 30 minutes after each start 30 to 40 minutes of rumination. A day and night rumination 6 to 8 times. The ruminants reduce or stop rumination.
(5) Seeing the Sheep The sheep that are dynamic and disease-free, regardless of feeding or resting, often gather together and take a half-sided posture when they rest. The appetite and ruminant degeneration of diseased sheep, grazing often fall out of the group, and various abnormal postures occur.
(f) Look at the sheep's urine disease. The sheep's droppings are ball-shaped and relatively dry. The fine-bred sheep droppings supplemented with concentrates are softer lumps and have no odor. The urine is clear and colorless or slightly yellowish and regular. The diseased sheep are indecent and urine, stool or thin or hard; even stop, urine yellow or bloody.
(seven) check the oral mucosa of the disease-free sheep pale red. Feeling warm hands, no bad odors. The diseased ovary is cold when it is hot, mucous membranes are white, or redness is dry, and there is a bad odor.
(8) Checking the sheep's tongue Healthy sheep are pink and shiny, flexible in rotation, normal in tongue coating, ineffective in tongue activity in the diseased sheep, weak in soft cotton, thin in moss, thick in color, or thick in moss and rough and dull.
(9) Touch the horns of the horns of the disease-free sheep to cool their noses. The roots of the horns are mild and the horns of the diseased horns are too cold or too hot.
(10) Listening to the cries of sheep The healthy sheep made a loud and rhythmic cry. The height of the cry of the sick sheep often changes, and the stethoscope and the cough sound can be heard without a stethoscope.
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