1. When sheep don't like eating grass and get thinner, it must have a lot to do with parasites. Therefore, in order to fatten sheep and increase appetite, the first thing to do is to expel worms and supplement nutrition. 2, sheep don't like to eat grass, indicating that sheep's appetite is not good, and sheep should be nourished to promote digestion. 3. When raising sheep in summer, the most common problem is that heat stress causes sheep to dislike eating grass and lose appetite.

1. What are the reasons why sheep are thin and not fat?

1. If sheep don't like to eat grass and get fat, it is generally related to parasites. Therefore, in order to fatten the sheep and increase their appetite, we must first deworm them, supplement their nutrition and put them together. When deworming sheep, ivermectin injection can be injected or albendazole ivermectin powder can be added to the feed of sheep, and vitamins can be added to the drinking water or feed of sheep to supplement nutrition. Only by providing enough nutrition to sheep can we change the phenomenon that sheep are getting thinner and thinner.

If a sheep doesn't like eating grass, it shows that it has a poor appetite. At this time, we should strengthen the stomach and promote digestion to improve the digestion and absorption capacity of sheep. You can feed the sheep with Anweitaibao+Feimeitaibao, which will make the sheep have a better appetite, and at the same time, there will be no rumen food accumulation and rumen flatulence.

3. When raising sheep in summer, it is common that heat stress causes sheep to have problems such as not eating grass and losing appetite. In order to avoid this phenomenon, sheep can't live in high temperature environment for a long time, so to ensure adequate drinking water, winter and summer insurance can be added to sheep's drinking water, so that even in hot summer, sheep can have a good appetite.

Second, what grass do sheep like to eat?

1, sheep prefer to eat pasture. There are many grasses suitable for feeding sheep, such as alfalfa, ryegrass, grain amaranth, yellow grass, Mexican corn grass and so on. These are all good sheep feed. Sheep's feed is mainly alfalfa and straw, but it should be noted that sheep can't eat a lot of alfalfa when it germinates more than one foot in early spring.

2. Pay attention to raising sheep. Try to choose cooler weather when grazing. Go out early in the morning and come back late in the afternoon. When the dew is heavy, the grazing time must be later. Don't let sheep eat naked aquatic plants, which is easy to cause flatulence. In summer, we should do a good job in heatstroke prevention and cooling of sheep, and choose tree-lined grazing to prevent heatstroke. At the same time, shear and strengthen ventilation measures are taken to facilitate the heat dissipation of sheep body surface.

3. When seed is reserved, the quality of breeding sheep is very important, which determines the overall growth ability of the flock and is also related to breeding benefits. The growth rate of local sheep breeds is relatively slow and the meat yield is not high. If you raise local sheep, the economic benefits will be lower. However, if the local ewe is crossed with excellent sheep breeds such as Dubo and Boer goat, the growth ability can be obviously enhanced and the breeding benefit can be expanded.