Causes and Prevention of Cracked Hooves in Newborn Piglets
Cracked Hooves in Newborn Piglets
May I ask Teacher Lu, what causes cracked hooves in newborn piglets? Generally speaking, it should be due to feed vitamins. Please, Teacher Lu, give some guidance on exactly which vitamin is responsible for the effect! Attachment: You need to log in before you can download or view attachments. No account? Register
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Are these still newborn piglets? Are there many of them?
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Pay attention to biotin and calcium pantothenate, the sow feed is not good
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Cracked hooves are generally considered to be a vitamin issue, which is very normal. When there is no problem at all with the vitamins, you should appropriately consider the amount of the trace element zinc added. Adding some organic zinc will produce an effect you would never expect.
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Try Jinbao's Amino Zinc
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I use the multivitamin produced by the Sichuan Institute of Animal Science! It is probably not that good either, and there is no process for adding individual vitamins! Fortunately, out of more than 4,000 piglets in the whole farm, only three or four in two litters were found like this!
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Some people say the effects of organic trace elements are exaggerated! I have only used organic iron, I have not used the others!
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Consider the water-soluble vitamins biotin, VB2, and pantothenic acid. If these are insufficient, cracked hooves will appear, and production performance may also fail to meet standards
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There is a problem with blood circulation in the hooves of the piglets, pay attention to edema
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This proportion is very small. It is completely acceptable in production. It is not a big problem as long as it is not an infectious disease. If this were to be studied, it would be a major issue in nutrition, right?
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Previously I agreed that it was a lack of effective biotin in the sow feed, but you also added that only three or four litters of piglets had this phenomenon, so I think the sow feed should generally have no problem. It may be that these three or four sows have a higher demand for biotin. It is recommended to supplement biotin separately
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I also suggest trying Jinbao's Amino Zinc
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Please, friend Yunduan, explain the benefits and principle of adding that thing!
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Are these still newborn piglets? Are there many of them?
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Pay attention to biotin and calcium pantothenate, the sow feed is not good
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Cracked hooves are generally considered to be a vitamin issue, which is very normal. When there is no problem at all with the vitamins, you should appropriately consider the amount of the trace element zinc added. Adding some organic zinc will produce an effect you would never expect.
--------------------------------------
Try Jinbao's Amino Zinc
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I use the multivitamin produced by the Sichuan Institute of Animal Science! It is probably not that good either, and there is no process for adding individual vitamins! Fortunately, out of more than 4,000 piglets in the whole farm, only three or four in two litters were found like this!
! `& z2 H' `7 C. ~, O' }% @3 s( P' G
xcpwater added the following content on 2009-8-1 09:050 h" L& UE3 A7 w
' R$ D* x3 b7 V5 e: l
Some people say the effects of organic trace elements are exaggerated! I have only used organic iron, I have not used the others!
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Consider the water-soluble vitamins biotin, VB2, and pantothenic acid. If these are insufficient, cracked hooves will appear, and production performance may also fail to meet standards
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There is a problem with blood circulation in the hooves of the piglets, pay attention to edema
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This proportion is very small. It is completely acceptable in production. It is not a big problem as long as it is not an infectious disease. If this were to be studied, it would be a major issue in nutrition, right?
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Previously I agreed that it was a lack of effective biotin in the sow feed, but you also added that only three or four litters of piglets had this phenomenon, so I think the sow feed should generally have no problem. It may be that these three or four sows have a higher demand for biotin. It is recommended to supplement biotin separately
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I also suggest trying Jinbao's Amino Zinc
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Please, friend Yunduan, explain the benefits and principle of adding that thing!