With the popularization of straw sheep raising technology in rural areas, sheep farmers have realized that ammoniated forage is a high-quality feed for sheep, and has a broad development prospect in raising sheep in rural areas. However, in the process of promoting ammoniated forage and raising sheep, it is often caused by improper treatment of ammoniated forage by some sheep farmers, causing the sheep to ingest or inhale excessive residual ammonia, causing amniotic ammonia poisoning, which is unnecessary for raising sheep. Economic loss. Therefore, sheep should be careful to prevent residual ammonia poisoning when feeding ammoniated forage. The symptoms of residual ammonia poisoning in sheep fed ammoniated forages are: mild poisoning of the sheep with mental stagnation, gait instability, loss of appetite, reduction or even cessation of sputum, increased secretion of sputum in the mouth and stagnation in vitro Severely poisoned sheep showed restlessness, muscle tremors, movement disorders, numbness of the forelimbs, rumen ablation and other symptoms, excessive salivation in the mouth accompanied by a lot of foam, shortness of breath, and finally fell to the ground? "Suffocation and death; chronic poisoning of the sheep also showed pulmonary edema, nephritis or urethritis and metabolic disorders, the symptoms of which are frequent urination and pain, discharge of purulent discharge from the urethra, genital genital exposure and edema symptoms . Once the sheep is found to be ammoniated forage and the symptoms of residual ammonia poisoning occur, the ammoniated forage should be stopped immediately, and the poisoned sheep should be treated urgently, that is, 10 ml to 40 ml of sodium glutamate should be added to the 10% glucose injection. Intravenous infusion of 200 ml to 400 ml of liquid to make it combine with ammonia in the blood to form a non-toxic glutamyl ammonium, which is excreted with urine; it is a sheep infected with ammoniated forage and causing residual ammonia poisoning. It can be used with edible vinegar 0.1kg ~ 0.2kg to 5 times ~ 8 times of water to the sheep to reduce the pH of the rumen contents, prevent the residual ammonia from continuing to decompose in the rumen, avoid ammonia absorption and produce alkali toxicity; In the case of chronic ammonia poisoning, in addition to the above-mentioned drugs, it is also necessary to cooperate with the sheep to inject antibiotics (such as penicillin, streptomycin, etc.) to prevent the spread of inflammation and secondary infection; if the symptoms of poisoning of sheep suffer The treatment is stable and in the recovery period. The sheep should be given oral preparations (such as dried tangerine peel, hibiscus, etc.) to facilitate the recovery of the microbial ecosystem in the rumen of the sheep and promote the recovery of the sheep. In order to avoid and reduce the residual ammonia poisoning caused by ammoniated forage in sheep, effective precautions must be taken for the cause of residual ammonia poisoning caused by ammoniated forage in sheep: First, according to the temperature conditions of different seasons, the ammoniation is strictly controlled. Fermentation ripening time of forage to ensure that the ammoniated forage is fermented and matured. For example, if ammoniated forage uses urea or ammonium bicarbonate as the ammonia source, it must be completely dissolved in water before use, and ammonia should be used in the fermentation tank. The source solution is evenly sprayed on the forage to facilitate the uniform mixing of the ammonia source and the feed; secondly, after the ammoniated forage is fermented and matured, the sheep must be opened after the ammonia is opened, and the ammonia is generally opened for 10 hours or more. On cloudy and rainy days, it is more than 24 hours, and the ammoniated forage after ammonia is only slightly ammonia-like. It is better to feed the sheep when it is not pierced into the eyes and nose. The third is the ammoniated pond and the ammoniated forage pile should be placed with the sheep. The breeding houses are strictly separated. When the sheep are fed with ammoniated forage, they can be used as needed, and the air in the breeding room can be ensured at any time. Be careful to prevent the ammonia concentration in the breeding room from being too high, and avoid the poisoning of excessive ammonia in the sheep. The fourth is an unweaned lamb, The microbial system in the rumen has not yet fully formed. For example, if the lamb is fed with ammoniated forage, it is easy to cause ammonia poisoning in the lamb. Therefore, it is prudent to feed the ammoniated forage to the unweaned lamb. Guangzhou Jointair Co., Ltd. , https://www.jointair.cn