of koi enteritis? Koi enteritis is a common disease in the process of feeding, mainly because of poor water quality or improper feeding. For example, water has not been changed for a long time, or unclean or spoiled food has been fed. When koi suffer from enteritis, they will suffer from loss of appetite and activity, and their feces will be abnormal. Generally, the feces of koi with enteritis will turn white and the anus will become red and swollen. When the enteritis is serious, the koi will refuse to eat and stop moving. They will even lie motionless at the bottom of the tank, and their fins will be congested and their abdomen will be red.
if the situation is not serious, the breeder only needs to stop feeding and raise the water temperature by 2-3 degrees Celsius to promote their metabolism. In this way, Koi can rely on their own resistance to heal.
If the enteritis has reached the middle stage and the stool has turned white, the breeder can treat it with garlic. If the koi is still eating, the feed can be soaked in garlic water or directly made into feed for feeding, which can effectively treat enteritis.
If the enteritis is already serious or the effect of garlic is not good, the breeder needs to feed them some drugs such as norfloxacin or norfloxacin. If it is impossible to feed, it is necessary to dissolve the medicine in water and let the koi fish take a medicinal bath. During the treatment period, the fish tank should be disinfected to avoid re-infection of Koi.