Slightly acidic vinegar can sterilize and reduce inflammation, and its flexible uses can treat pig diseases

    Vinegar tastes sour, is warm in nature, and slightly bitter and salty. It has the effects of dispersing blood stasis, relieving bloating, sterilizing, and reducing inflammation. Cleverly using vinegar can treat pig diseases.

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    1. Preventing piglet diarrhea: In the few days before a sow is due to give birth, feed each sow 50 milliliters of undiluted edible vinegar every day (not mixed with feed), and the effect is obvious. If the piglets still contract diarrhea after birth and it is very severe, continue letting the sow drink undiluted vinegar and increase it to 200 milliliters, and the effect is obvious.

    2. Treating piglet diarrhea: Take 1 part garlic and 2 parts water, boil for half an hour to make garlic water, then take 5 parts garlic water and add 1 part vinegar, mix evenly, and administer 10-20 milliliters each time, 2 times a day, for 3-5 consecutive days.

    3. Sow mastitis: Administering undiluted vinegar to sows near the lactation period and during the lactation period can make the sow's udder soft and supple, improve milk secretion performance, and can both prevent mastitis and prevent rancid milk, ensuring that piglets are nursed with high-quality milk.

    4. Influenza: Use 10 milliliters of vinegar per square meter of space, dilute with 1 times its amount of water, place in a container, heat to evaporate, keep doors and windows tightly closed, and fill the whole room with vinegar vapor. This can prevent swine influenza. 

    5. Sow not eating after farrowing: Take 1 pig gallbladder, add 80—100 milliliters of vinegar, bring to a boil, and administer to the sow, once a day.

    6. Treating poor appetite in pigs: 100 milliliters of vinegar, 200-300 grams of tofu, 6 grams of salt, add an appropriate amount of water, mix and administer once, once a day, for 3 consecutive days.    

  
    7. Treating indigestion in pigs: 50 milliliters of vinegar, 20 grams of fried Wulingzhi powder, mix evenly, feed to the pig once, 2 times a day, for 3-5 consecutive days.

    8. Piglets not eating: Grind aspirin tablets into a fine powder, then mix with vinegar into a paste, apply it to the sow's teats, using 1 aspirin tablet per teat, apply 4 times a day. Under normal circumstances, it can be cured in 1 day.