CATDOLL : Treatment of postpartum sows without milk, good care is very important

Reasons for sows to have no milk after giving birth

The main reasons for sows to have no milk after giving birth may include unsmooth delivery, malnutrition, postpartum fever, etc. In addition, sows may also suffer from stress or emotional fluctuations during pregnancy, which may also lead to no milk after giving birth.

Checking the sow after farrowing

First of all, you need to carefully check the sow's physical condition, including body temperature, eating habits, defecation and urination, to understand the sow's overall health status.

Provide nutritionally balanced feed

Make sure the sows get plenty of water and a nutritionally balanced feed. During the postpartum period, the sows' body is depleted and they need extra nutrition to help them recover.

Appropriate drug treatment

Under the guidance of a veterinarian, some drugs that promote lactation can be used appropriately. But please note that drug treatment should be used with caution to avoid adverse effects on sows.

Keep the environment clean

After the sow has no milk after giving birth, more attention needs to be paid to the cleanliness and hygiene of the environment, and the delivery room should be kept dry and ventilated to reduce the chance of the sow being infected by external bacteria.

Focus on care

Postpartum sows need more careful care, and their health status should be observed regularly to detect problems in time and take appropriate measures.

In summary, there may be many reasons for sows to have no milk after giving birth, and the treatment methods are also multifaceted. For breeders, it is very important to take good care of sows after giving birth to ensure the health of sows and their offspring.

Thank you for reading this article. I hope these methods can help you better deal with the problem of sows having no milk after farrowing.