Symptoms · Swollen abdomen. · Sudden death. Usually 2-3 hours after eating. · Anemia. · Bluish skin.

Sows. Bloated abdomen. Blue skin. Sudden death: Often within 2 3 hours of feeding.. Anaemia. Weaners and ...

In the rare occurrences when the pig may live long enough to observe clinical signs, abdominal pain, vocalization, difficulty to move, and pallor can be seen.

Clinical Appearance. If spotted alive, the abdomen, particularly the forward part of it will be visibly distended and the sow will demonstrate signs of pain ...

The sow is dull, uncomfortable, inappetent and the abdomen swells markedly prior to death.

Affected animals die quickly without any warning, and will appear pale and bloat very rapidly after death. There is no single, proven cause.

When the abdomen is carefully opened up, many loops of intestine are seen to be greatly enlarged, and swollen with smelly gas and bloody fluid contents. These ...

Generally the large intestine is rotated, which may confuse the diagnostician. Pigs are presented with an extremely distended abdomen, which is bloated. The ...

Symptoms · Normally no symptoms, besides sudden deaths. · A very distended abdomen. · Animals are very pale.