Does lifting female piglets by one hind leg increase the risk of umbilical and hind leg lesions?

Female piglets caught, lifted, and carried by one hind leg did not have an increased risk of umbilical hernia, omphalitis, or joint lesions compared to piglets caught, lifted, and carried with support under the abdomen.

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Porcine Health Management
Published
2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40813-024-00413-6
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1
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Animal Behavior and Welfare Studies
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Does lifting female piglets by one hind leg increase the risk of umbilical and hind leg lesions?

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Abstract

Female piglets caught, lifted, and carried by one hind leg did not have an increased risk of umbilical hernia, omphalitis, or joint lesions compared to piglets caught, lifted, and carried with support under the abdomen.

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