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Beware of vitamin b deficiency in pigs in winter

Published: 2024-11-09 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/09, Symptoms: vitamin B2 (riboflavin) deficiency, growth retardation, vomiting, skin rash, hair removal and so on. When vitamin B3 (pantothenic acid) is deficient, diseased pigs have poor appetite, poor growth, dysentery, cough, hair loss, movement disorders, especially the "goose step"-like movement posture. Vitamin PP (nicotinic acid) deficiency, diseased pig appetite, weight loss, severe dysentery, skin cracking, covered with black crusts, neurological disorders, anemia. Prevention and treatment: when preparing pig diets, pay attention to the adequate supply of bran and green rich in vitamin B

Symptoms: vitamin B2 (riboflavin) deficiency, growth retardation, vomiting, skin rash, hair removal and so on. When vitamin B3 (pantothenic acid) is deficient, diseased pigs have poor appetite, poor growth, dysentery, cough, hair loss, movement disorders, especially the "goose step"-like movement posture. Vitamin PP (nicotinic acid) deficiency, diseased pig appetite, weight loss, severe dysentery, skin cracking, covered with black crusts, neurological disorders, anemia.

Prevention and treatment: in the preparation of pig diet, pay attention to the full supply of vitamin B-rich bran, silage, germination feed and so on. If corn is used as the main feed for a long time, which can cause vitamin PP (nicotinic acid) deficiency, corn should be reduced and bran, silage, germinated feed and tuber succulent feed should be increased.

 
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