Effect of Mixing Piglets Affected by E.coli Diarrhoea on Growth and Welfare

Mixing piglets with E.coli diarrhoea reduced growth rate, report researchers from Spain. They added that, after weaning, pigs mixed pre-weaning spent less time fighting than the control group.

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