CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Emergency treatment for heat stroke and fever in pigs

Causes of heatstroke and fever in pigs

Heatstroke and fever in pigs are usually caused by being in a high temperature environment for a long time or poor ventilation in the pig house. In a high temperature environment, the temperature regulation mechanism in the pig's body is destroyed, and the heat in the body is difficult to dissipate, so fever occurs.

Symptoms of heat stroke and fever in pigs

When pigs have heat stroke and fever, they will show the following symptoms:

• Increased body temperature above normal range
• Shortness of breath
• Mental depression and loss of appetite
• Shaking or muscle twitching

Emergency treatment of heat stroke and fever in pigs

If you find that your pigs have symptoms of heat stroke and fever, you should immediately take the following measures for first aid:

• Move the pigs to a cool, ventilated area away from direct sunlight
• Provide pigs with plenty of cool water to rehydrate and help dissipate heat
• Use wet towels or ice packs on the pig to reduce body temperature
• Keep the pig house well ventilated and ensure air flow
• Contact your veterinarian for professional advice and treatment options

Measures to prevent heat stroke and fever in pigs

In order to prevent heat stroke and fever in pigs, the following measures can be taken during feeding:

• Provide good ventilation for pig houses
• Clean the pig house regularly to keep it clean and hygienic
• Provide pigs with plenty of cool water during hot weather
• Avoid raising pigs under strong sunlight
• Check the pigs’ physical condition regularly and deal with any abnormalities immediately

Thank you for reading this article. I hope this article can help you understand the treatment and prevention measures for heatstroke and fever in pigs and ensure the health and safety of pigs.