COMPARATIVE-STUDY ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF PARASYMPATHOMIMETIC SUBSTANCES ON PERINATAL PARAMETER OF THE SOW DEPENDING ON THE BODY CONDITION AND PARITY, BY DIFFERENT WAYS OF APPLICATION
G. Bilkei et al., COMPARATIVE-STUDY ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF PARASYMPATHOMIMETIC SUBSTANCES ON PERINATAL PARAMETER OF THE SOW DEPENDING ON THE BODY CONDITION AND PARITY, BY DIFFERENT WAYS OF APPLICATION, Praktische Tierarzt, 74(5), 1993, pp. 424
In a modern pig production unit four groups of 50 sows each were forme
d at random before parturition. Each group was evaluated and divided a
ccording to body condition and parity into three subgroups. The groups
were treated as follows: Group 1 received from the 100th untill the 1
14th day of pregnancy 10 mg Trichlorvos/kg body weight per os. Group 2
received on the 113th and 114th day of pregnancy 20 mg Trichlorvos/kg
body weight per os. Group 3 received a single intramuscular dose of 0
,2 mg Carbamylcholin after the birth of the first piglet. Group 4 untr
eated control. The following parameter were evaluated: A = Duration of
farrowing B = Number of live born piglets C = Number of intrapartal s
tillborn piglets D = MMA complex The results were evaluated in subgrou
ps, according to the body condition of the sow (regular, moderately fa
t, fat). As regards parameter A, B and C - in spite of a few significa
nt differences between the corresponding subgroups of each group - the
re was no major significance between the groups. As regards parameter
D showed all treatment groups marked better results when compared to t
he control. In contrast to the results between the groups, there was s
ignificant better performance in all parameter in the subgroups of sow
s of regular condition when compared to the subgroups of fat sows with
in a group. This suggests, that not the way of application, but the bo
dy condition (and parity) has major influence on all perinatal paramet
ers of the sow after prefarrowing application of a parasympathomymetic
agent.