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Why is it that sick pigs gradually recover when fed green fodder?

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What is the reason that sick pigs gradually recover when fed green fodder?
Many sick pigs, when farmers are no longer willing to give them medicine and just set them aside, giving them some green fodder every day and letting them fend for themselves, instead gradually recover. What is the reason that sick pigs gradually recover when fed green fodder?
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After a long period of treatment, the intestinal mucosa of sick pigs is severely damaged, and may even have sloughed off, so further treatment is of no use. At this point the intestinal mucosa needs to be slowly repaired, but pelleted feed or powdered feed cannot be absorbed once eaten, so feeding some easily absorbed green fodder can instead allow the intestines to slowly repair. Moreover, green fodder is rich in water and vitamins.
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That is canned food for pigs
With all those injections, even healthy pigs get ruined
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I support the opinion of the sofa commenter, very well said!
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The second floor explains it well. There is another point: giving it treatment medicine every day also creates an absorption obstacle, so stopping the medicine for two days lets it feel a bit more comfortable.
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Then what about when people get sick?
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Reply to 6#Dream Chaser Chasing Dreams

When people get sick it is also three parts treatment and seven parts recuperation.
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Reply to 2#wangguanbao


Right, what suits it is the best.
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The sofa commenter's explanation is very reasonable
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Right, what suits it is the best.
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The key is still that the sick pig can eat on its own
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Return to nature! Only a return to the natural state can make the animals a bit happier, and only then will they not be willing to become spreaders of viral mutations!!!!

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