What about insulation? In the absence of floor heating, pigs are prone to diarrhea due to cold belly, and pigs will pile up and overlap.

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What is that? That’s either Streptococcus or Haemophilus parasuis.

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It is easy to cause diarrhea in pigs.

Everyone can find that there are swelling bumps of different sizes on the joints of the front and rear limbs of fattening and conservation pigs in their own pig farms.

The pig housekeeper wants to say that these two diseases are both conditional and irritability diseases, which are caused by cement ground
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This type of cement floor can cause diarrhea in stage care pigs, and medium to large pigs will still feel better.

Who’s wrong? Environment, management, and so on.

Smooth cement floors can easily lead to splitting and pulling injuries in sows.

It is easy to cause the occurrence of Streptococcus suis and Haemophilus parasuis diseases in fattening and conservation pigs.

Some people always say I’ve been vaccinated against both Streptococcus and Haemophilus parasuis.

During the construction of pig farms, the ground is often not very flat, so a large amount of cement is used for leveling.

Rough cement floors can also cause contusion of joint skin, forming large scabs, and can also lead to hoof inflammation and nail elongation in sows’ hind limbs, as well as contusion and proliferation of bottom meat pads, which can affect the estrus and mating of sows.

It can easily lead to rough fur of pigs and affect their appearance because the cement floor is composed of fine sand and cement, but there is a lot of fine sand on the surface of the ground.

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It is easy to cause limb and hoof diseases in sows, especially those in confinement pens.

At that time, there was no mention of underfloor heating, and the living conditions were not as good.

When the pigs lie down, it is easy to bruise the fur, and over and over again, the fur will become rough and messy.

in the sleeping area of the pigs to keep them warm and prevent their diarrhea.

Especially in winter, cement floors are easy to absorb heat and have poor heat dissipation levels.

Is this really the case? How can we solve these problems? Follow the editor and take a look together! Firstly, let’s take a look at the hazards: 1.

The average thickness of cement laying is 6-8 centimeters.

Recently, I have seen several articles about the harm of cement to pigs.

Fortunately, with the progress of the times and the improvement of economic level, there is nothing that no one can do that you can’t imagine.

I remember thirteen years ago when I raised pigs, during the winter, I had to put a lot of fine soil, plant ash, crushed wheat straw, etc.

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When encountering cold weather, the cement ground is very cold, and the pigs themselves don’t have much hair, let alone a few hairs on their abdomen.