Dutch pigs don t eat

Hehe, it's okay, pigs are very picky, and when they get used to eating some things, they don't eat anything else. You don't have to worry about this, you will eat it when you are hungry in a few days.

There are also pigs and pigs who need to supplement vitamin C, if there is a serious lack of vitamin C, they will be lame. Vitamin C can be ingested in daily food, such as carrots, fruits, and vegetable leaves, which should be properly fed to pigs.

The grass should also be picked for the pigs, and the fresh grass is the favorite of the pigs.

In addition, looking at the size and size of your pig's poop, it seems that it is not yet an adult, you had better feed alfalfa grass, and the grass is eaten by adult pigs.

Again, you put the cage directly on the floor, without laying anything, you had better put a layer of newspaper under the cage, otherwise it will be difficult for the pig to pee. There is no cushion in your cage, such a cage is easy to get stuck, there are floor pads sold on the Internet, you can buy them for pigs and pigs.

If there is anything you don't understand, you can ask me, I know Dutch pigs very well

Dutch pigs need to eat hay, stop feeding fresh grass, only give hay and pig food, not vegetables, and adjust it to vegetables appropriately.

Eat when you're hungry, don't spoil it too much.

Or feed fresh vegetable leaves to see, I used to raise a lot of green vegetables.

My Ding Ding eats on his stomach all the time, and he has no big problems.

It may be sick, go to the veterinary hospital to see.

The first reason is the sudden change in the environment: if it suddenly gets cold and hot, it will affect the Dutch pigs, and it will also affect the appetite, but this is no problem to ensure that the temperature of the feeding environment is suitable, if the ambient temperature is suitable, it is not necessary. Sudden heat and cold can cause a decrease in the appetite of Dutch pigs, especially in summer, and the second reason is that Dutch pigs suddenly get sick and can't eat.

This is more troublesome, because there are many diseases in Dutch pigs, it is not good to say that it is that kind of disease, if the shape and size of the bowel movement have changed, it may be an intestinal disease, if there is nasal discharge, it may be a respiratory disease. Of course, this is just a simple look, and it is not necessarily caused by these diseases.

The third willingness is bloating, also called flatulence, which is also caused by many reasons, and generally the most manufacturers are caused by eating too much green feed or other feed deterioration.

Here's how to solve it.

The first is to prepare a thermohygrometer in the breeding environment, which is also a must-have equipment for all pets. Adjust the temperature and humidity of the environment according to the thermohygrometer, if the temperature is too high, the cooling problem will be considered, and if the temperature is too low, the temperature will be considered to keep warm and heat up. Of course, in terms of humidity, dehumidification and sprinkling should be simpler.

The second is considered if the Dutch pig has a disease such as the intestine. If the intestinal disease is more serious, consider feeding poplar flower oral liquid and montmorillonite powder. If it still doesn't work, you need to consider antibiotics, and you have to find a professional veterinarian to prescribe medicine.

Thirdly, if the Dutch pig has problems such as bloating, it is also necessary to have probiotics to regulate it in the early stage, such as lactase, probiotics, lactic acid bacteria, etc. If you find that the effect is not good after a day or two, consider adding some lubricating hair cream, cooking oil, etc. If the bloating belly does not subside after a day, then consider going to a pet hospital for an enema.

The most serious ones are estimated to require surgery**.

Is the stool normal?

Is it that you don't eat everything you put in?

Don't eat hay and fodder? Isn't there any shortage of food? If so, it will be time to feed.

If you don't eat, you'll starve. Again. You can check if the pig's teeth are too long.

If it is too long or the bite is not correct. It's time to cut your teeth.

If it suddenly gets cold and hot, it will affect the Dutch pigs, and it will also affect the appetite, but this is no problem to ensure that the temperature of the breeding environment is suitable, if the ambient temperature is suitable, it is not necessary. Both sudden heat and cold can cause a decrease in appetite in Dutch pigs, especially in summer.

Dutch pig diet, one is to have vitamin C supplementation, because this animal can not synthesize itself, must be supplemented with food, it is best to feed some grass in summer, and at the same time with some guinea pig food, because the finished feed has vitamin addition; Second, it must be based on forage, the Timothy grass on the grassland is of course the most suitable, rodents need the cellulose of forage to grind their teeth; the third is to feed less food containing more calcium; Fourth, there should be a water tank in the cage, and the water should not be cut off. As long as you pay attention to the above four points, the piglet will grow up healthily, I hope it can help you.