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Causes of redness on sows

Redness on sows can be caused by:

• Heat stress: High temperatures, improper feeding conditions and excessive exercise can cause sows to become red.
• Infections: Common diseases such as skin infections, viral infections or fungal infections may cause redness on the sow's skin.
• Allergic reactions: Sows may have an allergic reaction to certain ingredients in their feed or irritants in their environment, causing redness on their bodies.

Treatment for redness on sows

The following treatments can be used to treat the causes of redness on sows:

• Adjust feeding conditions: ensure that the sows are kept at an appropriate temperature and avoid excessive exercise.
• Cleaning and disinfection: Clean and disinfect the reddened area. You can use appropriate disinfectants.
• Drug treatment: If the redness is caused by infection or allergic reaction, veterinary drugs can be used for treatment, but be sure to follow the regulations for the use of veterinary drugs.
• Feed adjustment: If allergic reactions are suspected, the sow's feed composition can be adjusted to exclude substances that may cause allergies.

In addition to treatment, prevention is also an important measure:

• Reasonable feeding: Provide a clean, comfortable and suitable feeding environment, and pay attention to health management.
• Pay attention to nutritional balance: reasonably match feed to ensure the nutritional needs of sows.
• Vaccination: Vaccinate sows regularly and conduct disease monitoring to reduce the risk of infection.

Please consult a veterinarian or professional when treating or adjusting feeding conditions, as specific situations may require an individualized treatment plan.

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