What s the deal with vomiting in pigs? What are the reasons?

For pig breeders, pigs are not only a means of livelihood for them, but also a companion they spend with day and night. If their little pet is sick, they will also worry and be scared every day. Many breeders complain that pig vomiting often occurs in their feeding process, and different types of vomiting make many farmers confused and anxious.

As the saying goes, if you capture a thief, you will first capture the king, and if you grasp the key point, you will know the cause. Let's take stock of the causes of vomiting in pigs.

Reason 1: Mycotoxins.

One of the mycotoxins is called vomitoxin.

Once the mycotoxin invades the pig's body, it will cause the pig to vomit and diarrhea, and this mycotoxin is the number one killer of pigs, causing pigs to be anorexic or even not to eat sows stillborn.

Prevention and control: non-specific.

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Reason 2: Porcine epidemic diarrhea.

Porcine epidemic diarrhea is an infectious disease characterized by vomiting and diarrhea caused by a virus. The disease mainly occurs in spring and winter, and the infection is widespread. Sick pigs are sluggish, anorexic, generally body temperature is not high, and the gastrointestinal mucosa was found to have obvious catarrhal inflammation after autopsy, the small intestine contains yellow or gray-green feces, the intestinal wall is relaxed, thinned, and mesentery.

Swollen lymph nodes. The stomach of the suckling piglet is filled with indigestion of milk clots, and the mucosa of the greater curvature is detached and ulcerated.

Prevention and control: Since the disease is caused by a virus, the effect of the drug is not ideal, so only through the symptom and prevent bacterial infection and improve the resistance of piglets.

Reason 3: infectious gastroenteritis.

Porcine infectious gastroenteritis is a highly contagious viral infectious disease that is highly lethal to piglets up to 2 weeks of age. In winter and early spring, especially when the season changes and the weather changes abruptly, the typical symptoms of piglets are transient vomiting, yellow watery diarrhea, the discharge often contains curd blocks, foul smell, and the morbidity and mortality of piglets under 2 weeks of age.

High. Prevention and control: do not introduce diseased breeding pigs, do a good job of disinfection.

Do a good job of cold protection and warmth in winter, pay special attention to prevent the invasion of thieves when changing seasons and sudden changes in climate, and do a good job of vaccination from October to March of the following year, infectious gastroenteritis vaccine can be used, be sure to use it according to the instructions. It is best to prevent the occurrence of the disease from the sow, and implement an all-in, all-out system in management.

Reason 4: Pseudorabies.

The main threat of this disease is lactation.

of piglets as well as piglets at weaning. Sick pigs experience vomiting, neurological symptoms and diarrhoea. These are all important bases for judging pseudorabies.

Prevention and control: the most critical prevention and control method for the disease is to improve the pig's own immunity, in addition to increasing nutrition, but also pay attention to feeding management, especially do a good job in pig pseudorabies.

For vaccination, qualified pig farms should monitor the antibody level of the vaccine to ensure that the pigs themselves have sufficient immunity.

What exactly is the cause of pig vomiting?

In general, it is common in three conditions: cold stress, mycotoxins, and disease. The temperature is high and low, which will make the pig vomit due to gastrointestinal discomfort, and the mycotoxins in the feed will also make the pig vomit if it is sick.

You said. Questions.

What is the cause of vomiting in pigs.

Please wait. Vomiting in pigs can be caused by indigestion, hyperacidity, stomach ulcers, enteritis, parasite infection, etc. If you have indigestion, or if you have too much stomach acid and you are vomiting, you can feed some baking soda.

If it is caused by a stomach ulcer or intestinal inflammation, metoclopramide can be given first, followed by drugs for the stomach and intestines.

Questions. Because there were ten pigs in a circle, only one vomited.

You can give it a shot.

Take some medicine. Questions.

What is the quality of the medicine.

What is the quality of the medicine.

Hello, I mentioned it above.

Questions. Is it not possible to use a single medicine with other medicines?

Yes, for pig cases.

Questions. What kind of medicine is used for this disease, this pig is about 80 pounds.

Please wait. Hello, general companies have a variety of drugs for pigs.

Questions. Yes, I don't know the dosage and formula. Please wait.

It may be that the pig has a parasitic disease, and the pig needs to be examined, it may be infectious gastroenteritis, or it may be the cause of vomiting caused by epidemic diarrhea.

Pigs vomit after eating, it is a bad stomach, it is recommended to feed pigs some indigestion medicine to help digestion.

Many friends will encounter vomiting in pigs in the process of raising pigs, and today we will take a look at what caused it!

Reason 1: Among the many parasites, there is a terrible parasite called gastric nematode. Once pigs are infected with this parasitic disease, they will have a bad appetite like drinking water and often cause vomiting. But it is worth mentioning that this parasitic disease does not cause frequent vomiting in pigs, so it is not easy to diagnose.

Based on the experience of the pig herd, if the pig has the above symptoms, jaundice, and weight loss, it is basically certain that it is infected with gastric nematode.

Cause 2: The second possible cause of vomiting in pigs is infectious gastroenteritis, which is also the most dangerous for pigs, especially piglets within two weeks. Once the piglets at this period are infected with this disease, they often cause severe diarrhea and vomiting, and the probability of death from dehydration is very high!

If you want to save a piglet with infectious gastroenteritis, the best thing to do is to inject the piglet with interferon and use it with the drug for diarrhea. At the same time, you should also use medications such as cephalosporins to reduce inflammation in sows.

The third possible cause of vomiting in pigs is pseudorabies, which mainly threatens suckling piglets and weaned piglets. Sick pigs will experience vomiting, neurological symptoms and diarrhea. This is an important basis for judging pseudorabies.

The ** regimen for porcine pseudorabies is usually intramuscular injection of compound sulfamethoxine sodium, generally in the amount of 2 ml per person. If the piglet has a high fever, ampicillin and 2 ml of compound aminopyrine can be injected intramuscularly once a day for two consecutive days.

Reason 4: The last possible cause of vomiting in pigs is mycotoxins. Among mycotoxins is a mycotoxin called vomitoxin. Once it invades the pig's body, it causes the pig to vomit.

In addition, this mycotoxin has long-term effects on pigs and can also cause pigs to be anorexic or even not to eat. So, don't feed your pigs moldy feed, otherwise you're likely to lose a lot!

Well, that's the end of today's sharing, I hope it can help everyone.

It may be that the pig's diet is not particularly good, and the pig is infected with some diseases, so it is very easy to vomit.

Because there are parasites in pigs, and there are a lot of parasites, it will cause pigs to vomit and lead to a decrease in appetite.

Vomiting in pigs is likely to be pseudorabies, with neurological symptoms and diarrhea.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that vomiting refers to a disease in which the stomach loses harmony and descends, and the qi is reversed, and the contents of the stomach are spit out of the mouth. Generally, there is something to say vomiting, there is something silent to say vomiting, and nothing has a sound to say retching. Vomiting and vomiting often occur at the same time, and it is difficult to separate them, so they are called vomiting.

Although retching is different from the two, it is roughly the same in terms of dialectical treatment, so it is written together. Vomiting is a common syndrome in internal medicine, and vomiting symptoms are common in a variety of acute and chronic diseases in addition to spleen and gastrointestinal diseases.

Vomiting occurs in the following diseases: gastric ulcers, viral diseases, T-2 toxin poisoning. Vomiting is just one symptom of the disease, and the underlying problem can only be solved if it is found, and measures are taken.

What is the reason for pig vomiting, the most complete ** program is coming, pig farmers remember to collect!

It may be that there is a problem with the pig's stomach, or it may be that the feed is not appetizing, the temperature of the pig house is too low will cause the pig to vomit after eating, the pig house should be cleaned regularly, regularly disinfected, vaccinated regularly, and some concentrate feed should be selected.

Hello, there are many diseases that cause pigs to vomit after eating, such as gastric ulcers, vitamin deficiency, parasitic infections, feed mycotoxin contamination, pigs suffering from gastroenteritis or epidemic diarrhea!

Questions. How to prevent it.

1. Consult the local veterinarian for drugs**, **superficial gastritis, common drugs are: cephalosporin, enrofloxacin, florfenicol and other antibiotic drugs. 2, feeding management here feeding management mainly refers to the change of the original feeding method, if the feed quality is not a problem, you can add vitamin health care drugs, the effect is the use of liquid feeding (mixed with water and then feeding, specific consultation has been installed liquid feeding system peers) way, which can effectively improve superficial gastritis.

It is because some food has gone bad, and attention is paid to mental infectious diseases, and the pig's stomach and intestines have also been damaged to a certain extent, and they have not drunk much water, etc., may be these reasons.

It may be because the pig's stomach is not very comfortable, or it may be because the pig has a cold, so it will vomit after eating, and the pig should be given ** at this time.

It may be due to gastrointestinal problems, regurgitation, or inflammation of the stomach and intestines, which can lead to vomiting.

The most common is gastritis, gastric ulcer and other vomiting conditions, in this case pigs only vomit, no diarrhea or other symptoms, belonging to eating vomiting, vomiting eating. In this case, if you add 3 to 5 thousandths of baking soda to the feed, the situation will improve. If it is more severe, cimetidine + gentamicin can be injected**.

Usually prevent, pay attention to provide pigs with easy to digest, nutritious feed. Nursery pigs can be mixed to conserve Taibao, fattening pigs can be mixed to fatten Taibao, and sows can be mixed to feed female animals to regulate gastrointestinal function and promote digestion and absorption.

There is also a kind of vomiting caused by porcine viral diarrhea, which is also easier to judge, and generally pigs will have the situation of pulling water. At this time, the main thing is to stop diarrhea, you can drink water: Liktaibao + amoxicillin + colistin sulfate + multivitamin Taibao, to carry out**.

It has a variety of effects such as antidiarrheal, sterilization, antiviral, and physical fitness, which have a good effect on solving the diarrhea of various pig herds. When the viral diarrhea is solved, the pig's vomiting will naturally stop.

In addition, after neurological symptoms such as pseudorabies and streptococcus, there may also be foaming at the mouth and vomiting, which have obvious other symptoms, and vomiting is only an incidental symptom. In this case, vomiting can be resolved by symptomatic** and preventative of the associated disease.

In addition, parasites can also cause vomiting in pigs, most commonly in piglets. Therefore, pig farms must do a good job of deworming.