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Skillfully treat "bad habits" of pigs

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Circle: cut short the upper eyelashes of a swine and cut it when it grows. In this way, when the pig looks up and runs around, its eyes will be stimulated by wind, light and dust and will have a sense of fear. After several times, the pig will no longer run in the circle. Nibbling on the wall: pigs gnawing on the wall is often due to insufficient salt intake. in general, the salt content in the diet of 60-90kg fattening pigs should reach 0.25%, and the salt content in the diet of breeding boars should reach 0.35%. Bite fight: bite fight often occurs when pigs are raised in different pens. If you drive away the pigs in the original pen first,

Circle: cut short the upper eyelashes of a swine and cut it when it grows. In this way, when the pig looks up and runs around, its eyes will be stimulated by wind, light and dust and will have a sense of fear. After several times, the pig will no longer run in the circle.

Nibbling on the wall: pigs gnawing on the wall is often due to insufficient salt intake. in general, the salt content in the diet of 60-90kg fattening pigs should reach 0.25%, and the salt content in the diet of breeding boars should reach 0.35%.

Bite fight: bite fight often occurs when pigs are raised in different pens. If you first drive the pig out of the pen, spray the pen with liquor, spray the same liquor on the pig, and then drive into the cage, there will be no bite fights.

Chicks: for pigs that often eat chickens and ducks, they can scorch a handful of chicken feathers into brown, grind them into fine powder, and then put them into a paper tube and blow them into the pig's nostrils. Later, pigs will "retreat" when they see chickens, ducks and other chicks.

 
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