Malnutrition in pigs

Pigs malnutrition 10-15% weight reduction compared with normal pigs by not providing enough nutrients protein, starch, fat, vitamins, minerals, trace elements and multiple medical conditions Register parasites.

1. Causes

2. Symptoms

Malnourished pigs divided into two phases:

Malnutrition stage piglets: Pigs can be stunted, hairy upright, walking difficulties, weakness breastfeeding, mucosa eyes, pale mouth, leading to anemia, decreased resistance to diseases and parasite infections.

Phase separation of mother: Pigs can also be stunted, slow growth, weak food, edema, swelling of the head, leg paralysis, slow weight gain.

3. Treatment

Good foster care, full complement diets include protein, sugar, starch, fat, minerals, vitamins and trace multi-element (iron, cobalt ...)

Vitamin E injection, intramuscularly at a dose of 1 ml / 1 time per week injections

Intestinal parasites purged periodically 3-4 months / time.

4. Prevention

FER B12 injections for piglets 10% dose of 100-150mg / kg TT / 2 weeks time in ages.

Additional polyminerals: Bone meal, fish meal diets

Additional multi-element trace, fish oil in the diet of pigs in a day for each dose:

- Copper sulfate: 5-10mg

- Magnesium chloride: 3-5mg

- Fish oil: 5-10mg