1. Why do we need to use antiviral traditional Chinese medicine every once in a while (1-2 months)?

At present, generally after vaccination, the antibodies produced will only last for 2-3 months. Due to the different conditions of quails themselves, the breeding level of farmers is uneven, and the vaccination methods and methods are not in place. It often results in incomplete immunity, leading to imbalanced antibody levels or immune failure. Even if the level of antibodies produced is high, in the current breeding environment, various diseases may occur at any time, and the antibodies may be neutralized in a short period of time. Most of the various antiviral Chinese medicines currently used clinically have the effects of clearing away heat and detoxification, cooling blood and stopping dysentery, relieving cough and asthma, and improving the body's immunity. They are also less likely to develop drug resistance and have no residue.

2. Why is it necessary to "tune the kidneys and protect the liver"?

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that since the liver and kidneys have the same origin, they need to be treated together. The kidney is the foundation of innateness. Once the disease occurs in laying quails, it will quickly show a decrease in egg production rate. Once the liver is damaged, it will also cause a decrease in egg production. Since the liver and kidneys are involved in the body's metabolism, the liver is the body's detoxification organ, and the liver is the metabolism organ. The circulation process of all drugs (except those that are not absorbed) in the body must go through liver decomposition and kidney metabolism. As long as the drug is used, it will It will affect the function of liver and kidney and affect egg production. Therefore, some "liver-tonifying and kidney-protecting" drugs are used on laying hens every once in a while.

3. Why do we need to regularly anti-inflammate the fallopian tubes?

During quail egg laying, an egg will stay in the fallopian tube for more than 20 hours. Each egg laid will cause slight damage to the fallopian tube. If it is not taken care of for a long time, it may lead to severe salpingitis and even necrosis of the fallopian tube mucosa, which will seriously affect egg production. Therefore, regular anti-inflammation of the fallopian tubes is very necessary.

4. Why should we eliminate bad quails in time?

During the breeding process, many farmer friends are always reluctant to eliminate bad quail offspring, subjectively believing that these can be restored and generate value. If such young quails are in good mental condition, farmers will be even more reluctant to eliminate them. In fact, due to the congenital dysplasia of these quail chicks, they may carry various germs and viruses. Once a large group is infected, the body's resistance will decrease, which will cause a large group of diseases. Therefore, bad quail not only fail to create value, but are also at risk of infectious diseases at any time, which should attract the attention of farmers.