CATDOLL : How to deal with sow bleeding three days after giving birth?

Causes of postpartum bleeding in sows

Postpartum hemorrhage in sows may be caused by damage to the reproductive tract during the birthing process, or it may be caused by postpartum uterine bleeding. In this case, timely treatment is important.

Treatment

1. Observe the condition of the sow: First, observe the overall condition of the sow to see if there are other abnormal phenomena. If the sow appears too weak, has loss of appetite, etc., contact a veterinarian immediately.

2. Clean the wound: If the bleeding is caused by damage to the reproductive tract, clean the wound in time to avoid infection. You can wipe the wound with iodine or alcohol.

3. Stop bleeding: For mild bleeding, you can try to use gauze to bandage and apply appropriate pressure to stop bleeding. If it is more serious, you should contact a veterinarian immediately.

4. Keep rest: Let the sow maintain a good rest state and avoid excessive exercise which may cause increased bleeding.

5. Dietary adjustments: Ensuring that the sow has a normal diet and stays hydrated will help it recover.

Precautions

1. Scientific management: During the sow's pregnancy, scientific feeding and management should be carried out to avoid being affected by the external environment.

2. Balanced nutrition: Provide sows with sufficient and balanced feed to improve their body resistance.

3. Avoid trauma: Try to prevent sows from external collisions or injuries before and after delivery to prevent bleeding caused by them.

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