CATDOLL : Analysis of symptoms and treatment methods of postpartum anorexia in sows

Symptoms of anorexia in sows after parturition

The condition of sows not eating after giving birth is often called postpartum anorexia. This symptom is mainly manifested in a significant decrease in appetite after giving birth, or even refusal to eat, body weight loss, low mental state, and overall weakness of the sow.

Causes of postpartum anorexia

Postpartum stress response: Sows will be subject to certain physiological and psychological pressures after giving birth, leading to postpartum stress response, which in turn affects their appetite.

Disease impact: Certain diseases such as postpartum infection, digestive tract problems, etc. may also cause sows to not eat after giving birth.

Treatment

In view of the situation of postpartum anorexia of sows, we can take the following measures to treat it:

• Adjust the environment: Keep the breeding environment quiet and avoid external interference.
• Reasonable feeding: Provide easily digestible and nutritious feed to ensure the nutritional needs of sows.
• Treat diseases promptly: If sows are found to have symptoms of disease, a veterinarian should be consulted for diagnosis and treatment in a timely manner.
• Strengthen care: Regularly observe the sow's eating habits, body temperature, mental state, etc., and provide comprehensive care.

Through the comprehensive application of the above treatment methods, sows can effectively overcome the symptoms of postpartum anorexia and return to a healthy state.

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