Umbilical Hernia
in pigs
Umbilical hernias are most generally caused by an infection in the belly button. The risk of infection is especially high in the first 24 hours of life, due to the open umbilical cord after birth.
The costs of Umbilical Hernia
0.4 > 6.7%
Prevalence
50%
Loss of market value
$2.73 p.p.
Average loss per pig (p.p)
Prevention is key
Learn about measures you can take that make impact
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A dry living environment helps to prevent umbilical hernia
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A dry living environment helps to prevent umbilical hernia
What you will find in this download
In this summary you will find information about Umbilical Hernias
and on the hygiene measures you can take to prevent it.
Key topics in this summary are:
- How to recognize a umbilical hernia?
- Measures to prevent a umbilicial hernia
- How to create a clean living environment
- How MS DryCare contributes to a clean living environment
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