2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-35982012000100031
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Amamentação parcelada em função da ordem de parto de porcas

Abstract: RESUMO -O objetivo foi avaliar os efeitos da amamentação parcelada nas primeiras seis horas após o nascimento, sobre o peso ao desmame, aos 60 dias de idade e a dosagem de imunoglobulinas G séricas em leitões de porcas de diversas ordens de parto. Trinta e três fêmeas suínas foram usadas em delineamento inteiramente casualizado e em esquema fatorial 2 × 3, composto de dois manejos de leitões pós-nascimento e três agrupamentos por ordem de parto. No manejo tradicional, os leitões disputavam as tetas e mamavam a… Show more

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“…Such strategy consists in dividing the litter into two halves, with one half having access to the udder while the other half is in the farrowing house, and alternating the groups (PETERS et al, 2016). According to AlONSO et al (2012), the technique of split suckling resulted in an increase in serum IgG concentration (p<0.05) in piglets from primiparous sows (52.61 mg/ml) relative to piglets of birth orders from 2 to 4 (39.29 mg/ ml) and 5 ( 38.63 mg/ml).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such strategy consists in dividing the litter into two halves, with one half having access to the udder while the other half is in the farrowing house, and alternating the groups (PETERS et al, 2016). According to AlONSO et al (2012), the technique of split suckling resulted in an increase in serum IgG concentration (p<0.05) in piglets from primiparous sows (52.61 mg/ml) relative to piglets of birth orders from 2 to 4 (39.29 mg/ ml) and 5 ( 38.63 mg/ml).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%