What should I do if my sow has no milk row 20 days before farrowing?

If the sow does not milk 20 days before farrowing, there may be a problem, and you need to contact the local veterinarian to see if there are any drugs that can promote lactation.

The sow has not come at 20 o'clock before giving birth, how to go back? Just give her some galactagogue and see if it's okay? Eat some nutritious pig food.

Dear, glad to answer for you. Sows do not eat for more than ten days before farrowing may be caused by prenatal anxiety or physiological decay and liquefaction, ** method is as follows: provide a suitable environment:

Make sure the sow is in a quiet, clean, and comfortable environment, away from noise and disturbances. Give enough space and a suitable temperature to provide good living conditions. Provide highly nutritious feed:

Sows are given highly nutritious feeds, including those rich in protein and energy. A veterinarian or professional breeder can be consulted to determine the most appropriate feed type and dosage. Split feeding:

If the sow is not willing to eat a large amount of food at once, the feed can be divided into multiple times**, each time in small amounts, to stimulate her appetite. Vitamin and mineral supplementation: Under the guidance of a veterinarian, sows can be given appropriate vitamins and minerals to meet their body needs.

Observe the health status: Closely observe the health status of the sow, including body temperature, mental state, excretion, etc. If other abnormal symptoms appear, it is advisable to consult a veterinarian and have an examination in time.

Seek veterinary help: If the sow continues to fail to eat or has other abnormal symptoms, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian promptly. The veterinarian can conduct a comprehensive physical examination and diagnosis, and give a targeted plan.

It could be stillbirth.

China's pig industry through years of scientific development, the level of scientific breeding technology is getting higher and higher. However, in some pig farms, due to loopholes in feeding management, disease prevention and control, it is common for pregnant sows to produce stillbirths, and the high stillbirth rate will cause serious economic losses to pig farms. "Less death is to increase income", this is a major guiding principle of pig farms, therefore, pig farms must take practical and effective measures to strengthen feeding management, do a good job in disease prevention and control, in order to reduce the occurrence of stillbirths in sows, reduce the loss of pig farms.

There are many reasons for stillbirth in sows, and they are also very complex, including reproduction, feeding management, environmental and other reasons, as well as infectious diseases.

The maximum number of days of pregnancy for a sow to be normal.