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The main results are as follows: 1. 1-3 days after birth, the disease occurred, yellow milk clots with loose stool and rapid death. It may be yellow dysentery and fatty diarrhea of piglets.

Countermeasures: yellow dysentery needs to pay attention to the temperature of the incubator of suckling pigs and postpartum anti-inflammation of sows, timely symptomatic treatment and timely fluid replacement can reduce mortality; fatty diarrhea needs to improve the balance of feed intake and nutrition of sows.

2. The disease occurred 3-10 days after birth, with gray, fishy smell and thin stool, and the mortality rate was low. It may be piglet white dysentery and rotavirus infection.

Countermeasures: White dysentery of piglets is generally caused by low temperature or poor environmental hygiene; rotavirus: need to do gastric wheel triple vaccine prevention for sows in advance.

3. The disease occurred about 7 days after birth, the blood sample was sparse and the mortality was high. It may be piglet red dysentery and necrotizing enteritis.

Countermeasures: these two kinds of bacterial diseases can be treated with antibiotics, and red dysentery can be prevented by taking antibiotics before feeding; necrotizing enteritis: ceftiofur hydrochloride is injected into the muscle of sick pigs once a day for 3 times in a row. For those who pull bloody stool, give an intramuscular injection to tonify the blood.

4. vomiting and diarrhea, both big and small pigs are sick, the course of disease is short, and the mortality rate is high. It may be infectious gastroenteritis or epidemic diarrhea or poisoning.

Countermeasures: transmissible gastroenteritis or epidemic diarrhea need symptomatic treatment, and sows need to do vaccine prevention before delivery, poisoning should take detoxification measures according to the situation, such as oral glucose oral liquid.

5. Onset in winter and spring, watery diarrhea, rapid dehydration, frequent occurrence of suckling pigs, and lying on the ground can not afford. It could be rotavirus infection, hypoglycemia.

Countermeasures: rotavirus should be vaccinated to sows in advance, hypoglycemia should pay attention to heat preservation for suckling pigs, and timely assist suckling pigs to eat full colostrum and regular milk, if sow milk is not good, timely lactation or choose foster care and artificial feeding.

Special hint: all piglets with diarrhea should not only receive symptomatic treatment, but also replenish body fluids in time, such as intraperitoneal injection or oral rehydration salt, and actively supplement comprehensive liquid vitamins and high-quality probiotics, which is of great help to repair intestinal mucosa, promote appetite, regulate intestinal bacterial balance and restore health.