Pig disease
In raising pigs, whether raised in a few households Or will be raised as a pig farm In addition to the correct way to raise pigs in order to grow as desired. What should not be overlooked is the disease of pigs, because even in Thailand, the pig farming industry for sale is growing well. But those who raise pigs will have to face problems with various diseases and parasites occurred in pig farming. As a result, the output that will be obtained is not as expected. because some diseases affect pigs Some diseases are so severe that the pigs are killed in the whole stall. Therefore, before we raise pigs, we should know that
What are the diseases of pigs?
In order to know the prevention and treatment guidelines.
What are the diseases of pigs?
Things to know before raising pigs
Diseases of pigs, things that should not be overlooked when raising pigs Because these diseases directly affect pigs. May cause that productivity to decrease. With pigs may grow slowly. not fully grown Some of them may die before being sent for sale. Therefore, before we raise pigs, we should know what diseases of pigs are.
1. Swine Fever
swine fever It is the most common and most serious disease. which will be specific to pigs only which is caused by a type of virus Tortor suis is transmitted through contact with contaminated food, water, insects, rodents, birds and dogs, as well as humans, which are good vectors. Infected pigs show signs of high fever, tremors, loss of appetite, drowsiness, droopy back, drooping ears and neck, rarely opening eyes, shakiness, conjunctivitis and conjunctivitis. May close one eye or both sides. The skin looks bruised as red rashes mixed with purple in grains such as the stomach area, thighs, ears, causing the pigs to be exhausted. Likes to lie in the corner of the stall The chance of dying is up to 90%.
How to prevent: vaccinate against this disease to all pigs once a year for pigs that have recently shown symptoms of this disease. May inject serum to cure it.
2. Foot and mouth disease
foot and mouth disease It is a contagious disease that spreads quickly in hoofed animals such as cows, pigs, etc., caused by a virus. with a variety of forms In Thailand it is AO and Asia1. The disease is easily transmitted through food and water. with this germ or contact by touch When pigs are in contact with diseased animals In addition, flies or other insects are carriers of this disease as well Infected pigs will have symptoms.
At first, there will be anorexia, dry nose, high fever, drowsiness, red inflammation of the mouth. Subsequently, there are red blisters on the pulp inside the mouth, on the tongue, lips, palate, gums, along the hoof area. There will be these blisters that will blister and loosen the pus and then burst, causing the pigs to eat and drink inconveniently. Always drooling, limping due to sore feet Some have to walk on their knees. or unable to walk Some hoofs will rot and fall off, causing the pigs to lose their strength and eventually die.
Method of prevention should be vaccinated once every 6 months. and importantly Do not keep paired ungulates close to each other.
3.Trichinosis
Trichinosis is a parasitic disease of the muscles of pigs. Usually found in young pigs or piglets. It is an important disease in public health. Because the disease examination by examining the parasite larvae in the cyst of the pig muscle. at the pig processing plant and serological examination and disease prevention by controlling and eliminating rodents within the farm
4. Classical swine fever
Classical swine fever is a disease caused by the Genus Pestivirus. In pigs infected with fever, lethargy, loss of appetite, diarrhea, gait, hemorrhagic spots on the skin. Lymph nodes, kidneys. If severe, necrosis from ischemia in the spleen will be seen. Pigs excrete the virus through their nose, saliva, faeces, urine and swine semen. Therefore, this disease is easily contagious. If the pigs are raised in too crowded places Effective ways to prevent vaccination and a rigorous biosecurity system
5.Anthrax disease
Anthrax disease, also known as Kali disease, is an infectious disease in pets and humans. It is caused by Bacillus anthracis bacteria that are contaminated with food and water. Infected pigs show symptoms such as fever, bloody diarrhea, and nose bleeds that make breathing difficult. Purple skin, swollen throat and sudden death And this disease can be transmitted from animals to people as well. It is transmitted from direct contact with infected animals and shows symptoms.
people who eat infected pork and inhaling the spores of the bacteria into the body When people are believed to have symptoms Red blisters on the skin, similar to insect bites, cough, muscle pain Has flu-like symptoms Some people have severe diarrhea. It has a mortality rate of about 20%. How to prevent Prevent contamination of spores from environmental pathogens. And sick animals in the area found the disease.
Pig disease
In raising pigs, whether raised in a few households Or will be raised as a pig farm In addition to the correct way to raise pigs in order to grow as desired. What should not be overlooked is the disease of pigs, because even in Thailand, the pig farming industry for sale is growing well. But those who raise pigs will have to face problems with various diseases and parasites occurred in pig farming. As a result, the output that will be obtained is not as expected. because some diseases affect pigs Some diseases are so severe that the pigs are killed in the whole stall. Therefore, before we raise pigs, we should know that
What are the diseases of pigs?
In order to know the prevention and treatment guidelines.
What are the diseases of pigs?
Things to know before raising pigs
Diseases of pigs, things that should not be overlooked when raising pigs Because these diseases directly affect pigs. May cause that productivity to decrease. With pigs may grow slowly. not fully grown Some of them may die before being sent for sale. Therefore, before we raise pigs, we should know what diseases of pigs are.
1. Swine Fever
swine fever It is the most common and most serious disease. which will be specific to pigs only which is caused by a type of virus Tortor suis is transmitted through contact with contaminated food, water, insects, rodents, birds and dogs, as well as humans, which are good vectors. Infected pigs show signs of high fever, tremors, loss of appetite, drowsiness, droopy back, drooping ears and neck, rarely opening eyes, shakiness, conjunctivitis and conjunctivitis. May close one eye or both sides. The skin looks bruised as red rashes mixed with purple in grains such as the stomach area, thighs, ears, causing the pigs to be exhausted. Likes to lie in the corner of the stall The chance of dying is up to 90%.
How to prevent: vaccinate against this disease to all pigs once a year for pigs that have recently shown symptoms of this disease. May inject serum to cure it.
2. Foot and mouth disease
foot and mouth disease It is a contagious disease that spreads quickly in hoofed animals such as cows, pigs, etc., caused by a virus. with a variety of forms In Thailand it is AO and Asia1. The disease is easily transmitted through food and water. with this germ or contact by touch When pigs are in contact with diseased animals In addition, flies or other insects are carriers of this disease as well Infected pigs will have symptoms.
At first, there will be anorexia, dry nose, high fever, drowsiness, red inflammation of the mouth. Subsequently, there are red blisters on the pulp inside the mouth, on the tongue, lips, palate, gums, along the hoof area. There will be these blisters that will blister and loosen the pus and then burst, causing the pigs to eat and drink inconveniently.
Always drooling, limping due to sore feet Some have to walk on their knees. or unable to walk Some hoofs will rot and fall off, causing the pigs to lose their strength and eventually die. Method of prevention should be vaccinated once every 6 months. and importantly Do not keep paired ungulates close to each other.
3.Trichinosis
Trichinosis is a parasitic disease of the muscles of pigs. Usually found in young pigs or piglets. It is an important disease in public health. Because the disease examination by examining the parasite larvae in the cyst of the pig muscle. at the pig processing plant and serological examination and disease prevention by controlling and eliminating rodents within the farm
4. Classical swine fever
Classical swine fever is a disease caused by the Genus Pestivirus. In pigs infected with fever, lethargy, loss of appetite, diarrhea, gait, hemorrhagic spots on the skin. Lymph nodes, kidneys. If severe, necrosis from ischemia in the spleen will be seen. Pigs excrete the virus through their nose, saliva, faeces, urine and swine semen. Therefore, this disease is easily contagious. If the pigs are raised in too crowded places
Effective ways to prevent vaccination and a rigorous biosecurity system
5.Anthrax disease
Anthrax disease, also known as Kali disease, is an infectious disease in pets and humans. It is caused by Bacillus anthracis bacteria that are contaminated with food and water. Infected pigs show symptoms such as fever, bloody diarrhea, and nose bleeds that make breathing difficult.
Purple skin, swollen throat and sudden death And this disease can be transmitted from animals to people as well. It is transmitted from direct contact with infected animals and shows symptoms. people who eat infected pork and inhaling the spores of the bacteria into the body When people are believed to have symptoms Red blisters on the skin, similar to insect bites, cough, muscle pain Has flu-like symptoms Some people have severe diarrhea. It has a mortality rate of about 20%.
How to prevent Prevent contamination of spores from environmental pathogens. And sick animals in the area found the disease.
Pig disease
In raising pigs, whether raised in a few households Or will be raised as a pig farm In addition to the correct way to raise pigs in order to grow as desired. What should not be overlooked is the disease of pigs, because even in Thailand, the pig farming industry for sale is growing well. But those who raise pigs will have to face problems with various diseases and parasites occurred in pig farming.
As a result, the output that will be obtained is not as expected. because some diseases affect pigs Some diseases are so severe that the pigs are killed in the whole stall. Therefore, before we raise pigs, we should know that What are the diseases of pigs? In order to know the prevention and treatment guidelines.
What are the diseases of pigs? Things to know before raising pigs
Diseases of pigs, things that should not be overlooked when raising pigs Because these diseases directly affect pigs. May cause that productivity to decrease. With pigs may grow slowly. not fully grown Some of them may die before being sent for sale. Therefore, before we raise pigs, we should know what diseases of pigs are.
1. Swine Fever
swine fever It is the most common and most serious disease. which will be specific to pigs only which is caused by a type of virus Tortor suis is transmitted through contact with contaminated food, water, insects, rodents, birds and dogs, as well as humans, which are good vectors.
Infected pigs show signs of high fever, tremors, loss of appetite, drowsiness, droopy back, drooping ears and neck, rarely opening eyes, shakiness, conjunctivitis and conjunctivitis. May close one eye or both sides. The skin looks bruised as red rashes mixed with purple in grains such as the stomach area, thighs, ears, causing the pigs to be exhausted. Likes to lie in the corner of the stall The chance of dying is up to 90%.
How to prevent: vaccinate against this disease to all pigs once a year for pigs that have recently shown symptoms of this disease. May inject serum to cure it.
2. Foot and mouth disease
foot and mouth disease It is a contagious disease that spreads quickly in hoofed animals such as cows, pigs, etc., caused by a virus. with a variety of forms In Thailand it is AO and Asia1. The disease is easily transmitted through food and water. with this germ or contact by touch When pigs are in contact with diseased animals In addition, flies or other insects are carriers of this disease as well Infected pigs will have symptoms.
At first, there will be anorexia, dry nose, high fever, drowsiness, red inflammation of the mouth. Subsequently, there are red blisters on the pulp inside the mouth, on the tongue, lips, palate, gums, along the hoof area. There will be these blisters that will blister and loosen the pus and then burst, causing the pigs to eat and drink inconveniently. Always drooling, limping due to sore feet Some have to walk on their knees. or unable to walk Some hoofs will rot and fall off, causing the pigs to lose their strength and eventually die.
Method of prevention should be vaccinated once every 6 months. and importantly Do not keep paired ungulates close to each other.
3.Trichinosis
Trichinosis is a parasitic disease of the muscles of pigs. Usually found in young pigs or piglets. It is an important disease in public health. Because the disease examination by examining the parasite larvae in the cyst of the pig muscle. at the pig processing plant and serological examination and disease prevention by controlling and eliminating rodents within the farm
4. Classical swine fever
Classical swine fever is a disease caused by the Genus Pestivirus. In pigs infected with fever, lethargy, loss of appetite, diarrhea, gait, hemorrhagic spots on the skin. Lymph nodes, kidneys. If severe, necrosis from ischemia in the spleen will be seen. Pigs excrete the virus through their nose, saliva, faeces, urine and swine semen. Therefore, this disease is easily contagious. If the pigs are raised in too crowded places
Effective ways to prevent vaccination and a rigorous biosecurity system
5.Anthrax disease
Anthrax disease, also known as Kali disease, is an infectious disease in pets and humans. It is caused by Bacillus anthracis bacteria that are contaminated with food and water. Infected pigs show symptoms such as fever, bloody diarrhea, and nose bleeds that make breathing difficult. Purple skin, swollen throat and sudden death And this disease can be transmitted from animals to people as well.
It is transmitted from direct contact with infected animals and shows symptoms. people who eat infected pork and inhaling the spores of the bacteria into the body When people are believed to have symptoms Red blisters on the skin, similar to insect bites, cough, muscle pain Has flu-like symptoms Some people have severe diarrhea. It has a mortality rate of about 20%.
How to prevent Prevent contamination of spores from environmental pathogens. And sick animals in the area found the disease.
