Secret to cure foot and mouth disease in cattle with forest leaves
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(Baonghean.vn) - Due to the remote terrain conditions, whenever cattle and buffaloes get foot-and-mouth disease, people in the highlands of Nghe An use forest leaves to treat it, with remarkable results.
Watch people pick leaves to cure foot and mouth disease:
Most of the buffaloes and cows of the highland people are grazed in the fields and hills far from home, so timely vaccination is very difficult. Therefore, epidemics easily occur and once infected, the epidemic spreads quickly. Photo: Minh Khue
Recently, cattle and buffalo in some villages of Bao Nam commune (Ky Son) have shown signs of poor appetite, foaming mouths, and falling hooves. In just a few days, this disease has spread rapidly, threatening the livestock. Photo: Minh Khue
In difficult conditions, households have used folk remedies to treat diseases in buffaloes and cows, which is using forest leaves. Photo: Minh Khue
According to the people's "secret", the type of leaves used to treat foot and mouth disease must be sour leaves, the more sour the leaves, the faster the disease will be cured. It is best to use river leaves because these leaves are both sour and non-toxic. Photo: Minh Khue
If you don't have river leaves, you can use small fruits with a layer of salt on the outside. Photo: Minh Khue
The leaves are put into the mortar and pounded. Photo: Minh Khue
Then filter the water and put it in a bottle for use. Photo: Minh Khue
This water is partly for drinking by buffaloes and cows, and partly used to wash the sores and scabs. Mr. Cut Van May in Huoi Lau village (Bao Nam commune - Ky Son) said that if detected early and treated this way, buffaloes and cows will recover after only 2-3 days, and later after 4-5 days. Talking about this treatment, Mr. Nguyen Cong Hieu - head of the veterinary department of Ky Son district also confirmed: This is a folk remedy that is highly effective, but during the treatment, it is necessary to combine it with measures to disinfect barns. Photo: Minh Khue
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