introductionFeeding sows is an important task in the farming industry, and knowing whether the sow has milk is key to ensuring that the piglets are adequately fed. This article will introduce how to determine whether the sow has milk so that farmers can make the right decision. Check the appearanceThe sow's udder is an important basis for judging whether it has milk. Normally, when the sow has milk, the udder will become plump and elastic. Observe whether the sow's udder is swollen and soft, which can be judged by gently touching it. If the udder feels hard or has not increased significantly, the sow may not have milk. Observing sow behaviorThe sow's behavior can also provide clues about whether she has enough milk. Normally, a sow will show concern and excitement for her piglets. A sow with enough milk will usually actively lick her piglets and allow them ample access to her teats. However, if the sow is indifferent to her piglets or refuses to let them nurse, she may not have enough milk supply. Observing piglet behaviorThe piglets' behavior can also provide clues about the sow's milk supply. If the piglets are hungry and constantly looking for the teat, fighting with the sow for the teat, or making constant suckling sounds, the sow may not have enough milk supply. If the piglets are losing weight, weak, or not growing well, this may also be because the sow is not providing enough milk. Seek professional adviceIn addition to their own observations and judgments, farmers can also seek the advice of experienced veterinarians or pig farming experts, who can use palpation and other professional methods to determine whether the sows have milk, and provide corresponding advice and treatment plans. in conclusionIt is very important for farmers to know whether the sow has milk. By observing the appearance and behavior of the sow and the behavior of the piglets, you can preliminarily judge whether the sow has milk. However, it is best to consult a professional so that you can get an accurate judgment and professional guidance. Thank you for reading this article. I hope that through this article you can better understand how to determine whether the sow has milk, so that you can make the right decisions during the breeding process. |
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