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Penis Bleeding in Swine

By Lambert Vet Supply | 1/1/2017 | Posted to Swine
A relatively common condition, the boar at mating passes fresh blood into the vagina.
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Udder Oedema Failure of Milk Let Down

By Lambert Vet Supply | 12/2/2016 | Posted to Swine
Severe oedema, particularly in the rear glands, may result in poor accessibility of teats at sucking time.
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Progressive Atrophic Rhinitis

By Lambert Vet Supply | 12/2/2016 | Posted to Swine
Progressive atrophic rhinitis should be considered when outbreaks of severe sneezing occur in piglets and further evidence is provided by the changes in the snout which appears as the piglets age.
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Pale Pig Syndrome (Navel Bleeding)

By Lambert Vet Supply | 12/2/2016 | Posted to Swine
Navel Bleeding otherwise referred to as Pale Pig Syndrome occurs at birth or within a few hours after birthing.
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Pig Bar Biting

By Lambert Vet Supply | 12/2/2016 | Posted to Swine
Bar biting is a behavior pattern seen in sows confined in stalls or tether systems.
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Arthritis in Swine

By Lambert Vet Supply | 12/2/2016 | Posted to Swine
Arthritis caused by bacteria can be treated successfully in pigs using antimicrobials given at an early stage of the disease.
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