How to Treat Stunted Pigs? Detailed Explanation of 6 Treatment Methods

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1. Deworming For pigs weighing 10 kg to 15 kg, use 40 trichlorfon tablets, dissolve in half a tank of water (about 2% concentration), and wash the pig's entire body to kill external parasites (treating mange), then use deworming powder or veterinary trichlorfon to eliminate internal parasites.

2. Bloodletting You can prick the vein under the pig's belly to release some stagnant blood to promote blood circulation.

3. Mixing in Medication Mix oxytetracycline residue, yellow mud, and "5406" powder into the feed. Generally, add feed 3 times a day, with 1 gram of "5406" powder each time. After eating, the pig tends to sleep, and this will help it gain weight.

4. Protein Injection Take 1 fresh egg, use a syringe to extract the egg white, and inject 4 ml to 5 ml on each side below the neck of the pig, 2 to 3 times per week.

5. Feeding Chinese Herbal Medicine Use equal parts of Polygonum multiflorum, white peony root, Dryopteris crassirhizoma, medicated leaven, malt, and Sophora flavescens, grind into fine powder, and mix evenly. For "stunted pigs" weighing over 20 kg, add 10 grams of medicinal powder into the feed daily and mix to feed, once a day.

6. Blood Transfusion Use a sterilized syringe to draw 100 ml to 500 ml of blood from a healthy pig, with larger pigs receiving more and smaller pigs receiving less, and transfuse it into the blood vessels of the "stunted pig." Generally after 3 to 5 days, the pig's spirits improve, appetite increases, and body weight begins to increase.