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Can Raw Eggs Treat Pig Diseases? Pig Farmers, Take a Look

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Did you know? Raw eggs can treat pig diseases!
Eggs are a common food in our daily lives, not only nutritious but also cheap. But did you know? For pigs, eggs can not only supplement nutrition, but also play a role in thepig diseasestreatmentof some pig diseases, because egg white can induce the body to produce interferon, so it has a good effect on diseases such as influenza and viral diarrhea. If farmers can learn to use eggs during the breeding process, they can save a large amount of health care costs and avoid the side effects of some drugs. Why not do it?

I. Promoting Milk Production in Sows

For sows lacking milk within 1 to 2 days after farrowing, use 4 to 6 eggs, 100 to 200 grams of brown sugar, and 100 grams of white sugar. First break the eggs, then mix in the brown sugar, white liquor and feed, and feed it to the sow. The sow will start producing milk within a few hours after eating it.

II. Postpartum Recovery of Sows

Adding raw eggs to the feed for pigs 5 days before and 5 days after farrowing can not only promote the recovery of the sow's physical strength, but also increase milk production, with very good results.

III. Improving the Sow's Body Resistance

During pregnancy, if a sow occasionally feels unwell, feeding raw eggs can increase appetite, boost immune resistance, and reduce anorexia, constipation and postpartum agalactia in pregnant sows.
 
IV. Promoting Ovulation in Sows

4-5 days before mating, adding raw eggs to the feed when feeding sows can promote more ovulation and improve egg quality.

V. Cantreatconstipation

For pigs with constipation, feeding 2-3 raw eggs per day along with some green fodder has a very good effect, especially for constipation in sows before and after farrowing.

VI. Improving Boar Sperm Motility

　　treatboars with low sperm motility, feed 2-3 eggs per day to increase the boar's nutritional intake, promote strong libido, improve semen quality and enhance sperm motility. In addition, when boars are used frequently for mating, supplementing nutrition with eggs is the best choice, as it allows boars to quickly recover their physical strength, and as a protein supplement it will not make boars fat and affect their years of service.

VII. Poor Appetite Caused by Heatstroke or Diarrhea in Pigs

When pigs are weak due to heatstroke or diarrhea, with weak gastrointestinal peristalsis and no appetite for food, raw eggs and flour can be mixed into a paste and given to the sick pig to eat freely. Generally, feeding 3-4 times can restore normal feeding. However, for seriously ill pigs, do not feed large amounts of raw eggs, so as not to increase the burden on the digestive tract.

VIII. Stunted Pigs

　　treatstunted pigs: take 10 milliliters of egg white, inject 5 milliliters intramuscularly into each side of the neck and under the jaw of the stunted pig, once every other day, for 2 consecutive weeks. After use, the coat becomes smooth, growth speed increases significantly, and the effect is good.

The use of eggs in pig farming is simple and has no toxic side effects. In addition, given the recent low price of eggs, farmers might as well give it a try if they encounter the above problems! If you find this article useful, don't forget to save it!

 

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