The body temperature of sows that pig farmers are most concerned about during pregnancy is generally around 38.8℃. As newborn piglets have just left their mothers, their body temperature is generally around 39℃, but it will drop soon. Generally, the body temperature of piglets will drop to 36℃-37℃ one hour after birth. These temperatures are only a reference value, and we don't need to pursue their accuracy too much. After all, the living environment and weather changes on that day will affect their body temperature, so as long as there is little difference between the left and right, we don't have to care.
In fact, raising pigs doesn't have to completely follow the temperature changes of pigs? Scientific standards? To judge, because compared with the scientific standards in textbooks, the physical condition of pigs has changed a lot in many cases. Paying too much attention to this problem will only make them feel uneasy and thus bother them. For example, judging the body temperature of pigs in textbooks actually has certain conditions, which basically means that pigs should live in a relatively healthy and clean environment.
However, in the actual breeding process, it is difficult for some people to clean the pigsty every day, and even some people do not clean the pigsty. Some people thoroughly clean the pigsty according to the weather conditions. If it rains, they will clean up naturally. If it doesn't rain, then they'll worry about it with pig's mind. Pig farmers don't care. It is the influence of these external environments that makes the body temperature of pigs differ too much from some standards in reality, which makes people feel that they have pigs after reading them. Nothing is right. .
Generally speaking, the normal body temperature of sows is between 38℃ and 39.5℃.