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1 Flu: Yes, this is the same swine flu that people get. 2  In fact Swine Influenza Virus can be passed by infected pigs, birds or humans. 3  This disease can be dramatic with a rapid onset in 12 to 48 hours. 4  Symptoms include coughing, fever loss of appetite and pneumonia. Treatments and vaccines are listed including the QC Supply product numbers and drug names. Common Hog Diseases & Some Possible Options for Treatment. 1  Anemia: Most common in newborn pigs, especially where there isn't enough iron or copper in the soil. 1 Anemia: Most common in newborn pigs, especially where there isn't enough iron or copper in the soil. 2  Symptoms include difficulty breathing, weakness and lethargy, swelling around the head and shoulders, loss of appetite. 3  Treatment involves giving the affected animal a nutritional supplement. Treatments and vaccines are listed including the QC Supply product numbers and drug names. Common Hog Diseases & Some Possible Options for Treatment. 1  Anemia: Most common in newborn pigs, especially where there isn't enough iron or copper in the soil. ThePigSite Quick Disease Guide. This area of ThePigSite.com lists over 140 pig, hog and swine diseases / conditions in alphabetical order. Simply select the disease of choice from the list below or the drop down menu above. Diseases listed in alphabetical order.  1 Erysipelas: This very common hog disease is caused by the bacterium Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae, found in almost every pig farm. 2  Up to half of the animals may carry it in their tonsils. 3  It's always there in the pig or in its environment since it is present and spread through saliva, feces or urine. Treatments and vaccines are listed including the QC Supply product numbers and drug names. Common Hog Diseases & Some Possible Options for Treatment. 1  Anemia: Most common in newborn pigs, especially where there isn't enough iron or copper in the soil. Common diseases of small pig herds M-L Penrith. Many diseases can be avoided by keeping a small number of pigs In order to have healthy pigs, it is important to know about the common diseases of pigs, so that you can prevent and treat them. Fever Many serious diseases start with fever. 1  Pigs stop eating, lie around, may huddle together, and may become red or purple on the belly, legs and ears. 2  African swine fever is the most serious disease of pigs in Africa. 3  Other fevers may be cured by treatment with antibiotics. Fever Many serious diseases start with fever. 1  Pigs stop eating, lie around, may huddle together, and may become red or purple on the belly, legs and ears. 2  They stay close to water, and prefer to be in the shade. 3  African swine fever is the most serious disease of pigs in Africa. 4  Most pigs die after having a fever. Fever Many serious diseases start with fever. 1  Pigs stop eating, lie around, may huddle together, and may become red or purple on the belly, legs and ears. 2  African swine fever is the most serious disease of pigs in Africa. 3  Other fevers may be cured by treatment with antibiotics. Disease and Parasites. Feral hogs may carry or transmit many diseases to humans and livestock such as pseudorabies, swine brucellosis, tuberculosis, tick-fever, rabies, anthrax and tularemia. The two diseases of feral hogs that are of most concern are pseudorabies and swine brucellosis. Pseudorabies is a viral disease of the central nervous system that can affect domestic and feral hogs, and fatally affect cattle, horses, goats, sheep, dogs and cats. The disease in humans is often fatal if not promptly treated with antibiotics. Tularemia is not commonly found in feral hogs, but they can contract it through direct contact or ingestion of contaminated animal carcasses. Ticks can also transmit tularemia and are the most common source of infection for man. While raising hogs can be quite profitable, you'll raise your chances of getting a good return on your investment by taking the time to familiarize yourself with the common hog diseases that could affect your animals and seriously impact their profitability. Treatments and vaccines are listed including the QC Supply product numbers and drug names. Common Hog Diseases & Some Possible Options for Treatment. 1  Anemia: Most common in newborn pigs, especially where there isn't enough iron or copper in the soil. While pigs are generally very healthy creatures, they can still get sick. You should consult with your veterinarian for a vaccination program that will prevent most common pig diseases from developing. Below are some pig diseases that your swine should be routinely inoculated against. Atrophic rhinitis is a common disease characterized by inflammation of the pig's nasal tissues. When infected, the turbinate bones in the nose are damaged and may shrink or atrophy. In the mild form of the disease, the inflammation does not progress and the turbinate bones eventually return to normal
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